BlueBoat

The BlueBoat is the most affordable unmanned surface vehicle (USV) on the market. The vessel is ideal for hydrographic surveys, various scientific studies, and the transport of small cargo. The sturdy hull and compact size make it both a robust and user-friendly platform. The open-source BlueOS software system allows for easy integration of sonar and other sensors. Integration with the BlueRobotics transmitter, 4G/5G, or Starlink is also possible. The Blueboat can be equipped with two, four, six, or eight batteries, resulting in maximum ranges of 65km, 130km, 180km, and 220km respectively. When solar panels are installed, it has an unlimited range in the Finnish summertime.

The BlueBoat can carry up to 15 kg (33 lb) of batteries and payload. The crossbars, mounts, and hull bottom provide attachment points, so you can install anything from hydrographic survey equipment to prototype electronics, or both. The electronics areas of both hulls leave ample space for internal equipment integration and payload.

The BlueBoat has also addressed the problem entanglement in weeds and reeds. The hull design pushes the vegetation out of the way, and the M200 thrusters help push the weeds aside. This means that whether you are performing depth measurements in a weed-filled lake or surveying a plastic-polluted waterway, you can rely on the BlueBoat to get the job done.