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Greensea IQ is an intelligent software and robotics company focused on maritime environments, with core work spanning marine autonomy, navigation, robotic control, and mission systems. Its flagship core technology, OPENSEA/Greensea IQ Core Technology, is described as a robotics foundation platform for multiple types of underwater vehicles, covering use cases from deep sea to nearshore operations and hull-crawling robots. It is not a typical SaaS developer tool, but rather a vertical technology platform for defense, commercial shipping, coastal engineering, energy, and research organizations.
According to publicly available materials, its software capabilities include robotic control and autonomy, navigation and positioning, sensor fusion, modular plugins and payload integration, automatic target recognition, and vehicle perception. Greensea Workspace is an open-architecture, mission-centric UI built on the core framework, designed to unify unmanned systems, sensors, and mission tools, with support for mission planning and execution. The company also offers proprietary simulation and training tools, allowing operators to train and rehearse in virtual environments.
Greensea IQ’s deployed products include EverClean and Bayonet. EverClean is an active hull cleaning and inspection service that uses robots to clean vessel hulls while collecting video, location, hull condition, and performance data, then providing analysis, reports, and maintenance recommendations. Bayonet AUGV is designed for surf zones, shallow water, and the seabed, supporting autonomous mapping, dredge surveys, UXO detection, subsea asset inspection, and similar tasks. The materials also mention integration between Bayonet 350 and White River Technologies’ APEX 3D electromagnetic system for unexploded ordnance detection and classification.
Pricing information is limited. EverClean is explicitly positioned as a monthly subscription service; Bayonet AUGV can be purchased or leased; and the company also offers a Robotics-as-a-Service model to reduce the upfront cost of adopting new technology. Specific pricing, SLA terms, trials, and payment methods are not disclosed. EverClean currently operates mainly in ports on the U.S. East Coast and in the Bahamas, with expansion said to be underway.
Its strengths are a strong industry focus and a closed loop across software, hardware, autonomy, training simulation, and operational services, making it well suited to organizations with high-risk maritime operation needs. The emphasis on modularity and open architecture should also help with sensor and payload integration. The downsides are that API/SDK access, developer documentation, open-source status, and pricing are all opaque, and procurement and deployment are closer to project-based solutions. It is a good fit for defense organizations, fleets, marine surveying, port maintenance, and research institutions, but not for individual developers looking for a general-purpose robotics development framework.
Based on the available text alone, it is not possible to determine availability for mainland China network access, payment, or delivery. Given its defense and maritime hardware characteristics, cross-border procurement, export controls, after-sales support, and local port services may face practical limitations. Possible alternatives include Kongsberg Maritime, Sonardyne, Blue Robotics, ROS/ROS 2-based maritime robotics solutions, and local underwater robotics and hull inspection service providers.
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