BOSS Company Will Begin Commercial Testing of the Marine Swarm Robotics Autonomous Submarines Project Next Year

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Published on 26/11/2022 at 09:23

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With the Use of Autonomous Seismic Data Collection, the Marine Swarm Robotics Project Will Contribute to the Offshore Energy Market. BOSS Plans to Start Commercial Testing of the Autonomous Submarine Project Already in 2023.

Investments in automation technologies in the maritime sector are becoming increasingly prominent in the global market. Blue Ocean Seismic Services (BOSS) is completing a series of initial tests with its autonomous submarine project and plans to start commercial testing already in 2023. The venture titled Marine Swarm Robotics will allow for more control and efficiency in seismic data collection for use in sectors such as offshore energy generation.

Commercial Testing of BOSS’s Marine Swarm Robotics Autonomous Submarine Project Is Set to Begin in 2023 to Accelerate Market Implementation

The maritime giant BOSS announced the completion of a series of initial feasibility tests for its new bet in the segment, the Marine Swarm Robotics autonomous submarines.

Thus, supported by BP Ventures, Woodside Energy, and Blue Ocean Monitoring, BOSS intends to begin commercial testing of its new project early in 2023, accelerating the vehicles’ entry into the market.

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BOSS States That It Is in an Excellent Position in the International Market and Plans to Boost Its Presence in the Maritime Sector with the Project

The Managing Director and CEO of Blue Ocean Seismic Services, Simon Illingworth, commented on the completion of the initial testing phase of Marine Swarm Robotics.

“The successful results of various pre-commercialization tests in recent months are the culmination of a tremendous amount of work from the Blue Ocean Seismic Services team and represent a significant leap on our path to full commercialization,” he said.

Thus, BOSS has established itself in a highly competitive and favorable position in the global market, paving the way for a prosperous future in the maritime segment.

“We are now in an excellent position to continue the operational expansion of the business, engaging with government regulators in our key initial markets and starting commercial operations in 2024. Substantial investments are also being made to secure components for our initial stock of commercial vehicles,” the executive emphasized.

As part of its expansion project, it plans to open a new office in Houston, Texas, in the first quarter of 2023, and reach new clients.

BOSS Company Will Begin Commercial Testing of the Marine Swarm Robotics Autonomous Submarines Project Next Year

With the Use of Autonomous Seismic Data Collection, the Marine Swarm Robotics Project Will Contribute to the Offshore Energy Market. BOSS Plans to Start Commercial Testing of the Autonomous Submarine Project Already in 2023.

Commercial Testing of BOSS’s Marine Swarm Robotics Autonomous Submarine Project Is Set to Begin in 2023 to Accelerate Market Implementation

BOSS States That It Is in an Excellent Position in the International Market and Plans to Boost Its Presence in the Maritime Sector with the Project

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BOSS Company Will Begin Commercial Testing of the Marine Swarm Robotics Autonomous Submarines Project Next Year

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