M80 | Unmanned Surface Vehicle丨OceanAlpha

Large capacity for oceanographic survey instruments

The M80 USV can carry up to 200kg of hydrographic & geophysical instruments to conduct multi- purposed hydrographic surveys on deep sea.


Singlebeam echo sounder	Multibeam echo sounder	ADCP	3D LiDAR scanner
			Sub-bottom profiler
Side scan sonar	Forward-looking sonar	Water quality sonde

Longer endurance, faster speed

The USV can sail 50 hours continuously with a 350 kg (gallon liter) fuel tank.
The USV can sail up to 12kn/s with a high power water-jet propeller.

Better protection to equipment

A build-in automatic lifter can lift and drop the instrument depending on whether the USV is sailing or surveying, which can protect transducers and save energy correspondingly.

Automatic multi-purpose survey

Both the USV and the survey instruments are operated by the base station. Navigated by the GNSS positioning system, the USV can autonomously conduct pre-programmed multi-purpose surveying missions and send back data in real-time.
Operators can also control the USV manually within a distant of 2 km by using a remote controller.

Intelligent collision avoidance

Deployed with a 4G radar, an HD camera and a LiDAR, the M80 USV gives an excellence performance in collision avoidance.

User can observe water environments using the real-time video feed to better avoid obstacles when operating in manual mode.

Specification

Hull Material	Aluminum
Dimension	(L)5.65 m (W)2.4 m 2.9m(H)
Weight	1600 kg
Payload	200 kg
Draft	45 cm
Propulsion	Electric Motor
Collision Avoidance	Millimeter Wave Radar
Communication Range	>10 km
Max. Speed	10 knots
Survey Speed	5-6 knots
Endurance	200 nm
Video Monitoring	Yes
Multi Missions	Yes
Automatic Paload Lifter	Yes
Operation Sea State	SS 3

Application Case

M80 USV Deploying A Reson T20P MBES Conducts Underwater Topography Survey Around A Triangle Island
M80 USV Conducts the Underwater Topographic Survey in The Antarctica
M40 & M80 USV Surveys Offshore Wind Farm Turbine Piles and Cable Scouring
China's First Gravity and Magnetic Survey Task Carried out by USV

Autonomous Survey Boat