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OceanAlpha Introduces L42 USV at Ocean Business 2025, Enhancing Offshore Survey Capabilities
OceanAlpha showcased its latest maritime autonomy solution at Ocean Business 2025, presenting the L42 Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV) during a product launch event.
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OceanAlpha Embarks on a Year-Long USV Showcase in the Middle East
OceanAlpha is thrilled to announce a year-long showcase of the cutting-edge USVs across the Middle East Region, beginning in Doha, Qatar.
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Dive into the universe of OceanAlpha’s cutting-edge marine USVs
OceanAlpha is dedicated to play a leading role in this transformation. We provide advanced USV solutions across a range of sectors, including offshore wind, oil and gas, hydrography research, and maritime security.
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USV Light Show Creates New Landmark for Yancheng City
66 USVs equipped with ice screens, beam lights, lasers, and other equipment moved freely on the water surface and changed into different formation shapes.
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A powerful portable remote rescue vehicle for a new age: The Dolphin 1 Lifebuoy
Enter Ocean Alpha’s Dolphin 1, an Unmanned Remote Surface Vehicle, which has the ability to both cut through waves and, more importantly, has the lift and buoyancy to carry victims back to safety.
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Support to Our Customers and Partners Against COVID-19
To provide you the best support we can, we managed to source some high-quality medical masks and will give them away for free.
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Japan Agent Demo Dolphin1 to Police and Coast Guard
A demonstration of Dolphin 1 Remote Control Lifebuoy was held in Matsuyama City, Japan to present a brand new way of sea rescue. This is the first time Dolphin1 was demoed officially in Japan.
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SL40 USV Christened in the Port of Hamburg
The USV named Echo.1 is dedicated to measure water depth and can work continuously for up to six hours without emissions.
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Zycraft introduces modified Dolphin USV
Smaller and easily recoverable platforms such as the BacPac-equipped Dolphin USV could be attractive as a ‘last-mile’ delivery system in relatively benign conditions.
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