Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs)

Where conventional survey methods can’t get the job done, our solutions deliver.

Reliable, proven and efficient autonomous platforms.

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We have the ideal USV for you!

USVs	Description	Length	Weight	Beam
Uni-Mini	Lightweight + Economic	1.675 m	65 kg	0.784 m	View Product »
Uni-Pact	Compact + Versatile	3 m	412 kg	1.6 m	View Product »
Uni-Max	Hybrid for Maximum Endurance	5 m	1200 kg	2.2 m	View Product »
WAM-V	Ultra-light + Modular	7.6 m	544 kg	3.66 m	View Product »

Our Survey Equipment Solutions

Comprehensive range of advanced survey equipment for all your marine operations

Uni-Mini

The Uni-Mini USV is a compact and lightweight vehicle which can be used in the shallow area survey. With a facility to integrate with the choice of transducer and GPS system. The Uni-Mini can perform all the survey tasks with minimal effort and manpower. The features enable the user to perform all hydrographic survey operations from land with minimal to low risk levels.

Uni-Pact

Compact, versatile and fast with exceptional stability, the Uni-Pact has been developed to complement larger survey vessels in missions where a smaller autonomous asset is the better option – it’s designed to survey in locations where conventional platforms can’t operate.

Uni-Max

Unique Group has developed the Uni-Max to complement larger survey vessels used for survey and support tasks where a smaller vehicle is better suited to missions. It allows surveying in locations and situations in which deployment of conventional platforms is not practicable. The Uni-Max will feature 2 Torqeedo Cruise 6.0RS Engines with Hydraulic Steering.

Seafloor Systems: Echoboat 160

The EchoBoat-160 USV is a purpose-built remote survey platform for hydrographic data collection. With true one-switch startup, the nimble vessel accomplishes the same results demanded of large, crewed boats more efficiently and at a fraction of the cost.

OPT WAM-V 22

The WAM-V 22 can serve as the primary survey instrument for larger marine data collection projects, or as a force multiplier for existing vessels. It is an ultra-light, modular vessel that can perform in sea conditions where an ordinary boat of similar size could no longer operate. The incredibly shallow draft and arches contribute to the gantry crane-like functionality.