Shell announces project to monitor its subsea assets with technology from the company Nauticus Robotics
Robotic platforms from the company Nauticus Robotics will monitor the underwater assets of the oil company Shell
in a new data collection project about the company's business with the support of international technology.
In this way, Nauticus' Aquanaut and Hydronaut robotic platforms will be used in the project to guarantee the integrity of the oil company's submarine assets
Shell will then be able to make monitoring the integrity of its subsea assets even more efficient and the project will allow both companies to share their experiences
Furthermore, the oil company has already carried out an initial feasibility study of the technology project with Nauticus Robotics recently and the team is now moving on to the operational qualification phase
Nauticus Robotics celebrates the contract and says that the project for monitoring subsea assets will be carried out with the company's best technology
Furthermore, the company stated that it will use the cutting-edge technology of its robotic platforms to ensure greater efficiency in the project.
The company's main underwater robot, the Aquanaut, which is deployed from the company's small surface vessel, and the Hydronaut, a robot aimed at transport operations, will be integrated.