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Skerry opens Helm autonomy software to third-party vessels
The company's fleet operations and collision-avoidance stack will be licensed to operators running hulls Skerry did not build.
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British developer of autonomous surface and subsea vessels for offshore energy, hydrographic survey and maritime security.
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Press release
The company's fleet operations and collision-avoidance stack will be licensed to operators running hulls Skerry did not build.
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The new headquarters brings design, assembly and quay access onto one site, with capacity for twelve vessels a year.
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Operators supervising K3 Scout deployments from Skerry's operations centre.
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Screen capture of Helm's mission planning and supervision interface.
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Two-minute interview with Skerry's chief executive on maritime autonomy.
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Approved editorial portrait of Skerry's chief executive and co-founder.
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Approved editorial portrait of Skerry's chief technology officer.
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Approved editorial portrait of Skerry's head of communications.
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A K3 Scout hull lowered into the water at Skerry's Southampton facility.
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Clean B-roll from the Southampton assembly hall and integration bay.
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Three-minute corporate film covering Skerry's platforms and operations.
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Close detail of the K3 Scout bow section and forward sensor fairing.
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Skerry's waterfront headquarters and assembly facility in Southampton.
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Hull fabrication, integration and test facilities in Southampton and Aberdeen.