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Startup · Norway

Maritime Robotics

HQ Norway

Maritime Robotics is a leading global high-tech company creating sustainable autonomy at sea. Our technology makes ocean space accessible and safe worldwide.

Website

Products7

Mariner USV

Uncrewed surface vessel.

Maturity not rated

Mariner X

Uncrewed surface vessel for ocean data collection and monitoring.

Maturity not rated

Otter USV

Uncrewed surface vessel.

Maturity not rated

SeaControl

Onboard vessel-control software.

Maturity not rated

SeaSight

Vessel situational-awareness sensor system.

Maturity not rated

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Sources5

Profile2

  1. 1

    Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · country, Organization · kind

    “{"country": "Norway", "hq_iso2": "NO", "id": "a8bb98bb-f73b-4065-9110-3871b7451822"}”
  2. 2

    Maritime Robotics · Supports Organization · description, Organization · name, Organization · website

    “Maritime Robotics is a leading global high-tech company creating sustainable autonomy at sea. Our technology makes ocean space accessible and safe worldwide.”

Products3

  1. 3

    Maritime Robotics · Supports System

    “**EXPERIENCE THE NEXT GENERATION OF MARITIME NAVIGATION** with Maritime Robotics' Autonomous Navigation System. This advanced system enables vessels to autonomously navigate both complex coastal areas and open seas, offering smarter and safer vessels with enhanced operational performance and capabilities through these simplified steps:”
  2. 4

    Maritime Robotics · Supports System

    “**THE MARINER X UNCREWED SURFACE VESSEL (USV)** for open ocean waters. Robust and effective, designed for precise data acquisition, environmental monitoring, and surveillance.”
  3. 5

    Maritime Robotics · Supports System

    “![Side angle of Otter USV rendered on black background, showing full structure and sensor positioning.]”

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