self-operating subsea robots
for vessel inspections
into interactive 3D models for quick identification of points of interest.
Clear, valuable visual inspection outputs for vessel bottoms
Standard point inspections are the status quo for in-water hull inspections, but only show you a small amount of the full picture down below the surface. Instead, gain a quick and hassle-free tool to survey your entire hull with crisp, clear footage outputs and 3D digital twins of your hull.
Hull and niche areas captured clearly
- Gain clear reports and documentation. Capture hull and niche areas. Retain 3D models for later for comparison over time.
Explore inspection areas of interest
Propellers - Niche Area
How do in-water propeller inspections give value?
- Inspections can catch signs of damage or wear early, before they become serious problems.
- This can include cracks, nicks, or bent blades, which can affect the performance and efficiency of the propeller, as well as increase the risk of failure.
- Visual inspections can identify marine growth or debris that may have accumulated on the propeller, which can also negatively impact its performance.
Right: Explore inspection videos and images captured on our Sentinus inwater inspection robots.
Hull Inspections
Why are hull inspections important?
- Regular hull inspections are important to identify structural damage, corrosion, excessive fouling, or other issues that may affect the safety and seaworthiness of a vessel.
- By conducting regular inspections, crew and maintenance teams can detect and repair issues early, which can save time and money in the long run.
- Hull inspections are often required by international maritime regulations, as well as individual country biosecurity entites when entering ports.
Right: Explore vessel hull 3D models and inspection videos captured on our Sentinus inwater inspection robots.
Sea Chests - Niche Area
Why are sea chest inspections useful?
- Sea chests are responsible for filtering seawater used for various purposes on the ship, such as cooling the engines.
- If sea chests become clogged or damaged, it can lead to reduced performance of the vessel's systems and can potentially cause damage to engines or other equipment.
- Regular inspections can help identify and address any issues before they become serious problems, as well as ensuring compliance with regulations set by maritime organisations and country governments.
Right: Explore sea chest 3D models and inspection videos captured on our Sentinus inwater inspection robots.
Bow Thrusters - Niche Area
Why is it beneficial to inspect your bow thrusters?
- It's useful to regularly inspect bow thrusters, as it allows the early detection of issues such as damage or wear, which could impact the vessel's ability to maneuver efficiently.
- In-water inspections can identify blockages or excessive marine growth that could affect bow thruster performance.
- Small issues can be identified and addressed early before they become bigger problems, helping to ensure the smooth operation of the vessel.
Right: Explore bow thruster 3D models and inspection videos captured on our Sentinus inwater inspection robots.
Explore inspection areas of interest
- Regular hull inspections are important to identify structural damage, corrosion, excessive fouling, or other issues that may affect the safety and seaworthiness of a vessel.
- By conducting regular inspections, crew and maintenance teams can detect and repair issues early, which can save time and money in the long run.
- Hull inspections are often required by international maritime regulations, as well as individual country biosecurity entities when entering ports.
- Inspections can catch signs of damage or wear early, before they become serious problems.
- This can include cracks, nicks, or bent blades, which can affect the performance and efficiency of the propeller, as well as increase the risk of failure.
- Visual inspections can identify marine growth or debris that may have accumulated on the propeller, which can also negatively impact its performance.
- Sea chests are responsible for filtering seawater used for various purposes on the ship, such as cooling the engines.
- If sea chests become clogged or damaged, it can lead to reduced performance of the vessel's systems and can potentially cause damage to engines or other equipment.
- Regular inspections can help identify and address any issues before they become serious problems, as well as ensuring compliance with regulations set by maritime organisations and country governments.
- It's useful to regularly inspect bow thrusters, as it allows the early detection of issues such as damage or wear, which could impact the vessel's ability to maneuver efficiently.
- In-water inspections can identify blockages or excessive marine growth that could affect bow thruster performance.
- Small issues can be identified and addressed early before they become bigger problems, helping to ensure the smooth operation of the vessel.
survey the way you want
Inspect in any orientation
6 degrees of freedom in motion
The Sentinus gives you the freedom to inspect your asset in any orientation that fits your inspection needs.
FULL ROTATIONAL FREEDOM
Need to tilt to fit under a hull? Need to inspect curved or angled surfaces? The Sentinus has you covered.
Sentinus
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Surveying System
Sentinus
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Surveying System
eight cameras
With eight cameras onboard, you save time and see more with a single pass of an area.
smart mapping
Inspection route is calculated by the robot in real-time, ensuring full area coverage.
CLEAR outputs
Computers steer the robot steady and close to the target for clearer visual outputs.
POWERFUL
The powerful onboard thruster system allows for speedy inspections.
Want to pinpoint what our system can deliver for you?
Get in touch to book a demo and experience the system first-hand.
Want to pinpoint what our system can deliver for you?
Get in touch to book a demo and experience the system first-hand.
for issues that could hinder vessel performance.
and other points of interest in anchor chains.
for issues that could hinder vessel performance.
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