Seasats

Ocean Autonomy That Works

Introducing

THE LIGHTFISH

An unloaded Seasats Lightfish viewed from the starboard bow

Collapsible Keel

Electric Drive System

Instrument Mast

Solar Panels

Quick-swap Payload Bay

Stern Antenna Mount

Composite Hull

An unloaded Seasats Lightfish viewed from the starboard bow

Seasats’ next-generation autonomous surface vehicle (ASV), built to handle everything the ocean can throw at it.

With two-person portability, multi-month endurance, and a modular payload bay, the Lightfish is a versatile tool for 21st-century ocean work.

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A group of people stands on the back of a larger vessel taking pictures of a Lightfish surface vehicle in the water.

Seasats ASVs can be used to monitor and predict harmful algal blooms, to map undersea reefs and vegetation, track marine mammals, and more. Automating these tasks provides more consistent data while saving thousands of work hours per year.

A Seasats Lightfish autonomous surface vehicle moving across water towards the viewer

A low profile and fast deployability make the Lightfish a powerful building block for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) and maritime domain awareness (MDA). Operators are tough to support at sea, but our ASVs are happiest on water.

A Seasats Lightfish viewed from the starboard side

The Blue Economy is expanding fast, and traditional methods can’t satisfy the data appetites of offshore wind, aquaculture, and shipping. ASVs provide a safe and cost-effective way to gather ocean data at scale, helping foster sustainable and profitable growth.

Interested? Check out our FAQ, view pricing, or get in touch.

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