Saildrone Surveyor

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ABS Issues First-Ever Approval in Principle Certificate for Commercial USV
Technology

AIP, an important first step to full classification of a new maritime vehicle, was awarded to the Saildrone Voyager and Saildrone Surveyor.

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Austal Australia to Manufacture Saildrone Surveyor USV for Indo-Pacific Region
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The 65-foot Surveyor is designed for deep ocean mapping and maritime security missions.

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Closing Ocean Exploration Gaps in Remote Waters
Missions

The Saildrone Surveyor, the world’s largest uncrewed ocean mapping vehicle, has mapped more than 45,000 square kilometers (17,375 square miles) of previously unexplored ocean floor during a months-long survey around Alaska’s Aleutian Islands and off the coast of California.

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Austal USA to Build Saildrone Surveyor USV
Company

The Mobile, AL-based shipbuilder will manufacture Saildrone’s 65-foot USV.

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How High-Resolution Ocean Mapping Protects Coastal Communities
Technology

Detailed information about the coastal seafloor is essential to predicting destructive hurricane storm surge.

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Saildrone Surveyor Earns Ocean Innovation Award for Revolutionizing Ocean Mapping
Technology

Presented by the Blue Marine Foundation and BOAT International, the Ocean Awards recognize groups and individuals making significant contributions to ocean conservation.

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Saildrone Surveyor Completes Its First Ocean Crossing from San Francisco to Hawaii
Missions

Following this successful proof of concept voyage, Saildrone will build a fleet of Surveyors, manufactured at US shipyards, to map Earth’s oceans in the next 10 years.

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Saildrone Launches 72-foot Surveyor, Revolutionizing Ocean Seabed Mapping
Technology

The new Saildrone Surveyor is the world’s most advanced uncrewed surface vehicle, equipped with an array of acoustic instruments for high-resolution shallow and deep-water mapping.

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NOPP Grant Creates 3-Way PPP to Advance Ocean Mapping
Company

UNH, MBARI, and Saildrone will work together to advance deepwater ocean bathymetry thanks to a three-year grant from the National Oceanographic Partnership Program.

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