Press Releases

Saildrone’s first annual Carbon Impact Report highlights that in 2022, the dramatic amount of maritime data collection emissions that can be avoided by using USVs.

Thales Australia’s BlueSentry thin-line towed array will be integrated with Saildrone Surveyor-class USVs for autonomous anti-submarine warfare (ASW) missions in the open ocean.

SD-3000 is the first aluminum Surveyor USV, designed for long-range, long-endurance ocean mapping and maritime domain awareness.

Classification was issued for the Saildrone Voyager, demonstrating Saildrone’s commitment to safety, standardization, and reliability in its technology and operations.

Saildrone will use ground-breaking technology and uncrewed surface vehicles (USVs) to protect marine wildlife, enabling the acceleration of offshore wind energy.

To meet the growing demand for advanced data-collection capabilities at sea, Saildrone has developed a new class of USV, the 33-foot Voyager.

For the second year, NOAA and Saildrone are hurricane chasing with uncrewed wind-powered vehicles.

Signed at Ocean Business 2023, the MOU outlines a shared commitment to leveraging technological innovation to make bathymetric data available to the global community.

Saildrone launches the world’s largest and most advanced autonomous surface vehicle for ocean exploration.

The Saildrone Explorers are one of several tools NOAA is using to improve hurricane forecasting—and keep coastal communities safer.