Technology
Underwater technology. Human control.
The robotic system is guided throughout the job and allows the reachable areas of the hull to be observed through an underwater camera.
Underwater technology. Human control.
Controlled movement
The drone holds to the hull surface and is guided by the operator for the whole job. It is not an autonomous device left to itself.
Video check
The underwater camera shows the surfaces being reached in real time, so the operator can adapt the work to what is visible.
Configuration chosen for the hull
The working set-up is defined after the preliminary assessment, taking account of the antifouling, the state of the surface and the geometry of the hull.
Case-by-case assessment
There is no standard job that suits every boat. First we check, then we work, and if something does not add up we stop.
During the job we observe the reachable areas of the hull through the underwater camera. The check is visual and does not replace a technical, structural or surveyor's inspection.
Operating limits
- The work is subject to sea and weather conditions, access and marina rules.
- The video check covers only the areas the drone can reach.
- Where hard growth is extensive, a different intervention may be needed.
- Robotic cleaning complements routine maintenance rather than replacing it.
The technical characteristics of the equipment are explained during the assessment, together with the limits that apply to your boat.
Let's talk about your boat.
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