WaiV Robotics Unveils System for Autonomous Drone Landings on Moving Boats at Sea
WaiV Robotics , a maritime autonomous infrastructure developer, has introduced the first fully automatic landing and takeoff platform designed to enable reliable VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) drone operations even in high sea states.
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Surface autonomy remains a key indicator of maritime robotics adoption.
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