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K3 Scout receives Lloyd's Register type approval for uncrewed operations
Skerry's 12-metre autonomous surface vessel is cleared for uncrewed commercial operation in UK and Norwegian waters.
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Skerry Marine Systems
British developer of autonomous surface and subsea vessels for offshore energy, hydrographic survey and maritime security.
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Skerry stand, Autonomous Systems Expo 2026
The Skerry exhibition stand at Autonomous Systems Expo 2026.
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Case study: North Sea wind farm survey
A 42-day uncrewed survey campaign across three offshore wind sites, with cost and emissions comparison against a crewed baseline.
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Fleet operations centre, Southampton
Operators supervising K3 Scout deployments from Skerry's operations centre.
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K3 Scout — technical specification
Full technical specification for the K3 Scout autonomous surface vessel: dimensions, endurance, sensor fit, power and communications.
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K3 Scout launch, Southampton quay
A K3 Scout hull lowered into the water at Skerry's Southampton facility.
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K3 Scout under way, Solent
The K3 Scout autonomous surface vessel under way off the Isle of Wight.
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K3 Scout bow and sensor fairing
Close detail of the K3 Scout bow section and forward sensor fairing.
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K3 Scout
The full approved image set for Skerry's 12-metre autonomous surface vessel, from build to sea trials.
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K3 Scout launch kit
The complete K3 Scout package: type approval release, eight approved images, launch film, B-roll and full technical specification.