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AutoNaut is transforming ocean exploration with its innovative, wave-propelled uncrewed surface vessels (USVs). Designed for long-duration missions.

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AutoNaut USV Adapted to Carry Seaglider

Read our article in Unmanned Systems News on how AutoNaut and the University of East Anglia (UEA) have partnered to develop a new unmanned surface vessel designed to deploy research equipment in remote and inaccessible ocean locations.

Caravela heads to Barbados!

This month our Caravela AutoNaut is part of a major international experiment to track the formation of clouds and their role in the climate system in the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Barbados.  The researchers will use combined AutoNaut…

AutoNaut at PROSPEX 2019

Phil Johnston will be at PROSPEX 2019 in London this week, keen to discuss our proven Oil & Gas applications. Click here for more...

Our MD presents AutoNaut at NATO

Peter Bromley presented at the NATO Maritime Unmanned Systems Industry Symposium in Brussels this week with NavyX.

Royal Navy Autonomous Advanced Force 2 Trial

Last week we participated in the latest Royal Navy Autonomous Advanced Force 2 Trial at the Royal Marines innovation and trial unit. Thanks to our team for braving some challenging conditions out there! See the video here.

MATS2019 – One Robot Deploying Another Ocean Robot to the Antarctic

“One Ocean Robot Deploying Another Ocean Robot” – University of East Anglia's Karen Heywood presented at the Marine Autonomy and Technology Showcase 2019 explaining the ground-breaking work taking one of our ruggedised boats to the Antarctic to collect vital scientific…

MATS2019– Sound Characterisation work with BP

At the Marine Autonomy and Technology Showcase 2019 in Southampton, Mark Burnett presented our Sound Characterisation work with BP, and David Gentle talked through ION Geophysical's ANTX2019 work using our boat as a communications hub for UUVs – showcasing the…