Noa Marine
Machinery - Kraków, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland
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The NOA Marine team is improving the technology consisting of an autonomous swarm of highly efficient unmanned underwater vehicles, which, left in a given area, perform months of autonomous exploration and supervision without human intervention. As a Subcontractor with direct B2B partnerships with Vendors we have developed our business expansion strategy as B2B and B2G Robotics as a Service model (RaaS).With our uniquely engineered floating docking stations we aim to allow our innovative vehicles work autonomously without any human intervention for up to 6 months. When the vehicle is automatically moored to the docking station upon completion of its cycle it uploads the data collected (chemical, geological, seismic, acoustic, visual) directly to the Client's server to be further accessed from a PC or mobile. The vehicle recharges its batteries with green energy generated from the sun and wind and can dock on preprogrammed time intervals defined by hours or days. The Client has also the possibility to launch a vehicle from a floater to commence a specific on-demand task as well as recall designated vehicle from the field of operation to dock on demand for uploads or reprograming. Our technologies are protected with international (granted) patents. Industrial grade (NOA DRIVE) provides our autonomous vehicles with high thrust, power, up to 100Kg sensor payload capacity per vehicle and silent work so the systems do not stress aquatic animals. NOA SINAPS system provides reliable docking procedure even at rough sea and is designed to exclude usage of seabed structures which are difficult to install and service. We aim to provide Clients with 300 days a year data collection Robotics as a Service capability with no infrastructure or additional training required on Client's side. Our system will also help Clients towards Net-Zero Green House Gas emission compliancy.
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