Greensea IQ is a leading developer of rugged amphibious robots designed for operations in the most challenging of marine environments. Deployable from shore or at sea, the underwater crawler vehicles are highly tolerant of harsh weather and sea states, can operate at any time of day or night, and are ideal for a wide range of military, commercial and industrial applications.
Amphibious operations in challenging waters
Our Bayonet AUGVs are highly versatile unmanned amphibious vehicles that can traverse land and the seabed, with the ability to reach depths down to 300 metres. The subsea crawler robots feature three modes of operation – fully autonomous, tethered, or via RF link buoy.
Thanks to their extremely low profile and high stability, the crawler robotic vehicles can operate in the surf zone and survive waves up to 6ft in height. The low power draw allows them to provide a static continuous observation capability for up to 100 days.
Advanced autonomy and precision
Bayonet AUGVs are built around the OPEN Software and Equipment Architecture (OPENSEA) marine robotics platform, providing advanced autonomy and navigation technologies, and allowing hassle-free integration of a wide variety of equipment and devices.
The systems blend together single or dual RTK-capable GNSS receivers with advanced inertial navigation to provide precise navigation even when submerged.
The built-in inclinometer and pressure sensor deliver high-accuracy depth measurements.
Superior adaptability and mission performance
All Bayonet underwater robots can be equipped with a variety of field-swappable payloads, and we can also integrate custom and third party sensors for you.
Crawler robots can also be equipped with a towable non-metallic sled that provides additional space for payloads as well as AUV delivery systems and extra power sources.
Possible integrations include:
All three Bayonet robotic vehicles are also available in a heavy-duty configuration with extra torque and power for enhanced durability and payload capacity.
Applications
Commercial & Industrial
Bayonet amphibious robots can undertake a variety of tasks regardless of weather and sea state conditions, including cable surveys, dredge monitoring, hull inspections, and port and offshore wind farm surveys.
Defense
Able to reach areas and withstand conditions that other systems cannot, our unmanned amphibious vehicles can undertake naval and defense missions such as EOD clearance, mine detection, intelligence gathering, and search and rescue (SAR).