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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.
Digital press room — demonstrationSkerry Marine Systems is a fictional company created to demonstrate this platform. The vessels, people, documents and figures shown here are invented.
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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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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.
Press release
Skerry opens Southampton waterfront assembly facility
The new headquarters brings design, assembly and quay access onto one site, with capacity for twelve vessels a year.
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Fleet operations centre, Southampton
Operators supervising K3 Scout deployments from Skerry's operations centre.
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Helm mission planning interface
Screen capture of Helm's mission planning and supervision interface.
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Elin Marchetti — interview clip
Two-minute interview with Skerry's chief executive on maritime autonomy.
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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 under way, Solent
The K3 Scout autonomous surface vessel under way off the Isle of Wight.
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Tomas Aldridge
Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder — Control engineer responsible for the Helm autonomy stack and Skerry's approach to COLREGs compliance.
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K3 Scout
The full approved image set for Skerry's 12-metre autonomous surface vessel, from build to sea trials.