Greensea IQ celebrated the 25,000 sq. foot enlargement of its Cordage Park manufacturing facility on October 17, 2023.
This enlargement establishes a producing heart for the manufacturing of a number of navigation and robotics methods together with the Bayonet line of surf zone crawlers, EverClean hull cleansing robots, RNAV3 diver navigation methods and OPENSEA Edge autonomy {hardware}.
“We had been excited to open our newly expanded facility to the general public for the primary time and welcomed native blue tech companies, group leaders and others from the marine business,” stated Rob Howard, Chief Progress Officer, Greensea IQ. “This enlargement is the subsequent step in Greensea IQ’s transition from doing customized improvement work to delivering totally built-in clever merchandise for working within the ocean. The brand new facility will help the deliberate progress and worldwide enlargement of our robotics-as-a-service program, EverClean, whereas it good points adoption as fleet homeowners work to fulfill more and more demanding carbon emissions necessities and elevated hull efficiency all through the cruise and delivery industries. Plymouth can even enable us to shortly scale to fulfill demand for the brand new Bayonet line of AUGVs as we begin d-livering the platform to protection and business prospects to be used in close to shore MCM, EOD, UXO and surf zone survey functions.”
Greensea IQ’s enlargement celebration happened instantly following an on-water demonstration as a part of the Blue Future Convention held in Plymouth, Massachusetts held on the Cordage Park Marina, Greenea IQ’s on water testing space. Along with the Bayonet 250 different contributors on the demo included Jaia Robotics, SeaTrac, and college students from Massachusetts Institute of Know-how.
The Everclean hull cleansing robotic. Picture courtesy Greensea IQ
