Sentinus
self-operating
in-water inspection robot
More than just an ROV, the Sentinus underwater inspection robot provides clear, complete, detailed video imagery with a heavy emphasis on ease of use.
Free up your operator’s hands so they can focus on the data.
Sentinus
self-operating underwater robot
Free up your operator’s hands so they can focus on the important stuff.
Data Collection
1000m2 per hour
One Man Deployment
16 KG light-weight robot
Large area scans
Wide-area documentation
Power Options
Battery or top-side power
Automatic Survey
Computer-driven navigation
next generation
hull survey equipment
A TOOL THAT WORKS FOR YOU
Say goodbye to complex and time-consuming mission planning.
The Sentinus uses computer vision to “see” where it is going and where it has been, calculating full-coverage survey scans via intelligent algorithms.
At the press of a few buttons, the Sentinus starts its scan process and works with you, not against you, leaving the operator’s hands free and focussed on watching the output.
MOVEMENT FLEXIBILITY
inspect from any orientation
Ideal for hull or infrastructure inspections that involve curved surfaces, the Sentinus can rotate freely to inspect at any angle. Need to inspect the bottom of a hull? Rotate the Sentinus with ease and gather the whole picture with no limitations.
- Flexible
- Fast
- Self-operating
CHOOSE FROM A RANGE OF CUSTOMISATIONS
options for every
subsea application
Every job is different, so we provide a range of different options.
Topside Power
Available for jobs where the robot will be running for long periods.
Battery Power
This configuration is ideal for smaller inspection areas or shorter surveys.
Ground Station
Mobile ground-station is available, including glare-resistant monitor.
Carry Cases
Convenient, wheeled carry cases for the robot and tether system .
Want to pinpoint what the Sentinus can deliver for you?
Get in touch to book a demo and experience the system first-hand.
technical
specifications
Dimensions
227 x 375 x 996 mm
Maximum Rated Depth
100 metres
Battery Run Time
~60 min at normal use
Thrusters
8 x 390 W
Mass
16 kilograms
Construction
polycarbonate, acrylic.
Forward Speed
1.0 m/s (2 knots) at normal use
Operating Temperature
-5 to +35 °C
Battery Nominal Voltage
14.8 V
Nominal Capacity
14000 mAh / 18000 mah
Nominal Energy
266 wh
Charging Temperature
+5 to +30 °C
Operating Temperature
-5 to +35 °C
Tether Length
From 75m
Breaking Strength
100 kilograms
Cable Size
26 AWG
Number of Cables
1 twisted pair (copper)
IMU
& magnetometer
Temperature Sensor
+/-1 °C
Depth Sensor
Resolution: 0.2 mbar
Depth Sensor Operating Range
0 to 30 bar
Lighting Type
LED
Strength
14 x 1500 Lumen lights onboard
Adjustable Dimming
Yes
optional extras
Size
(L x W x H) 47.2 x 36.8 x 14.9 cm
Output Current (Max)
4A
Humidity
10-95% RH non-condensing
Input Current (Max)
15A
Mass
11 kilograms
Output Power (Max)
1600W
IP Rating
IP20
Input Power (Max)
1800W
Operating Temperature
-30°C to +50°C
Efficiency (Nominal)
90.5%
Output Voltage
400VDC
Compatibility
Android, Windows, Linux
Optional Headset
VR Goggles
Monitor
2000 nits
Connection
HDMI cable
SIMPLE SUBSEA SURVEYING
explore how the Sentinus applies to your industry
Blue Atlas Robotics © 2022 | 10 Forskerparken, Odense, Denmark | Ph: +45 29 28 25 48 | CVR: 39944618
Fast Data Collection
1000m2 per hour
One Man Deployment
16 KG light-weight robot
Large area scans
Wide-area documentation
Power Options
Battery or top-side power
Automatic Survey
Computer-driven navigation
next generation
hull survey equipment
TOOLS THAT WORK FOR YOU
Say goodbye to complex and time-consuming mission planning.
The Sentinus uses computer vision to “see” where it is going and where it has been, calculating full-coverage survey scans via intelligent algorithms.
At the press of a few buttons, the Sentinus starts its scan process and works with you, not against you, leaving the operator’s hands free and focussed on watching the output.
FULL OF FUNCTIONALITY
FEATURES THAT MAKE INSPECTIONS
FASTER AND EASIER
With eight powerful thrusters onboard, the Sentinus can inspect 1000m2 of an survey target object per hour.
The camera layout and wide field of view also contribute to inspection speed, allowing for larger sections of an object to be visually inspected in one pass.
There are 14 individual 1500 lumen lights onboard the Sentinus.
This lighting set-up results in optimal lighting of the survey target, for crisper and more detailed visual outputs, even in dark or murky waters.
Six high quality cameras are spaced onboard at intervals ideal for the best possible visual coverage.
Additionally, there are two side-facing cameras playing an important role on the Sentinus - specifically for computer navigation and collision detection, for the safest possible experience.
Because the Sentinus is controlled by advanced computer algorithms instead of manually, the robot is able to automatically counteract currents and move smoothly and steadily. This results in clear video footage.
A standard ROV, controlled manually with a joystick, requires the operator to be constantly focused on correcting against water movements in all directions. The Sentinus is an easier way to survey.
MOVEMENT FLEXIBILITY
inspect from any orientation
Ideal for hull or infrastructure inspections that involve curved surfaces, the Sentinus can rotate freely to inspect at any angle. Need to inspect the bottom of a hull? Rotate the Sentinus with ease and gather the whole picture with no limitations.
- Flexible
- Fast
- Self-operating
CHOOSE FROM A RANGE OF CUSTOMISATIONS
options for every
subsea application
Every job is different, so we provide a range of different options.
Topside Power
Available for jobs where the robot will be running for long periods.
Battery Power
This configuration is ideal for smaller inspection areas or shorter surveys.
Ground Station
Mobile ground-station is available, including glare-resistant monitor.
Carry Cases
Convenient, wheeled carry cases for the robot and tether system .
Want to pinpoint what the Sentinus can deliver for you?
Get in touch to book a demo and experience the system first-hand.
technical
specifications
Dimensions
227 x 375 x 996 mm
Maximum Rated Depth
100 metres
Battery Run Time
~60 min at normal use
Thrusters
8 x 390 W
Mass
16 kilograms
Construction
polycarbonate, acrylic.
Forward Speed
1.0 m/s (2 knots) at normal use
Operating Temperature
-5 to +35 °C
Battery Nominal Voltage
14.8 V
Nominal Capacity
14000 mAh / 18000 mah
Nominal Energy
266 wh
Charging Temperature
+5 to +30 °C
Operating Temperature
-5 to +35 °C
Tether Length
From 75m
Breaking Strength
100 kilograms
Cable Size
26 AWG
Number of Cables
1 twisted pair (copper)
IMU
& magnetometer
Temperature Sensor
+/-1 °C
Depth Sensor
Resolution: 0.2 mbar
Depth Sensor Operating Range
0 to 30 bar
Lighting Type
LED
Strength
14 x 1500 Lumen lights onboard
Adjustable Dimming
Yes
optional extras
Size
(L x W x H) 47.2 x 36.8 x 14.9 cm
Output Current (Max)
4A
Humidity
10-95% RH non-condensing
Input Current (Max)
15A
Mass
11 kilograms
Output Power (Max)
1600W
IP Rating
IP20
Input Power (Max)
1800W
Operating Temperature
-30°C to +50°C
Efficiency (Nominal)
90.5%
Output Voltage
400VDC
Compatibility
Android, Windows, Linux
Optional Headset
VR Goggles
Monitor
2000 nits
Connection
HDMI cable
Our subsea survey solutions can help you see your vessel hull clearly and in high detail.
Our robots are perfect for subsea imaging of marine infrastructure assets such as port or harbour walls.
Gather imagery that makes maintenance easier for a range of offshore structures such as wind farms.
Blue Atlas Robotics © 2022 | 10 Forskerparken, Odense, Denmark |
Ph: +45 29 28 25 48 | CVR: 39944618
