Research | Seabots

Mapping

Seabed mapping, or bathymetric mapping, charts ocean floor features using advanced technology. It supports scientific research, resource management, and infrastructure planning. Unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) enhance this process by providing fast, precise, and cost-effective data collection, especially in hard-to-reach areas, revolutionizing underwater exploration.

Inspection

Underwater inspections are costly and risky, often yielding unclear data. SEABOTS offers an Inspection-as-a-Service solution, creating high-resolution 3D models with minimal post-processing. This reduces costs and risks while providing accurate data, accessible through an online platform with centimeter-level precision from anywhere in the world.

Research

Seabots is a technology company offering marine insights through robotics and data analytics. Their solutions provide high-resolution 3D models via digital twins, reducing costs and risks in underwater inspections. These models support efficient decision-making and predictive analysis. Seabots’ Data Platform enables global access to precise information, applicable across sectors like wind farms, dam inspections, and fish farms.

Research & restoration

SEABOTS counts on the most advanced technological solutions to carry out all kinds of missions for the analysis, conservation, and restoration of the marine environment.

In order to fully satisfy the needs of any company, institution or organisation, SEABOTS can carry out restoration campaigns in two different ways: by marketing the technological equipment to be used by the client, or by fully developing the contracted actions with its own means, resources and human teams.

Campaigns carried out

Options range from microplastic filtering buoys to unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) designed to remove solid debris and hydrocarbons from the surface of beaches and harbours.

Microplastics awareness

In 2020, SEABOTS launched an awareness campaign on microplastics in the Mediterranean. Nearly 100 buoys were deployed.

Marine pollution cleaning

In 2021 SEABOTS developed a robotic platform to collect hydrocarbons and particles present on the water surface.

Posidonia identification

SEABOTS is currently working with several companies and foundations to conserve Posidonia Oceanica. This marine plant is of great ecological interest.

seabots Blackbox

Technology
developements

Development of personalized robotic solutions for research
projects.

Marine data partner

We boost and improve marine research through advanced
data acquisition techniques.

3D digital models with photogrammetry

sb cleaner to collect hydrocarbons

USV platforms

Development of customizable & scalable platforms

Advantages

Real-time quality data

No human risk

Ease of deployment and use

Access to restricted areas

Cost-efficient

Respectful of the
aquatic environment

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in helping to preserve
the oceans?

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