Get a preview of one of our upcoming State of Science and Innovation speakers, Andy Bennett of SubUAS, who is pushing the boundaries of what drone technology can achieve. SubUAS has developed the Naviator, a next-generation air-sea drone designed to transition seamlessly between flight and underwater operation.
What sets the Naviator apart is its ability to perform in two extreme environments without compromise. The engineering challenge lies in balancing lightweight design for flight with the durability needed to withstand harsh saltwater conditions. The result is a highly adaptable platform that can fly at speeds up to 40 miles per hour, travel long distances, and carry substantial payloads. With extended air and underwater endurance, this U.S.-built innovation is opening new possibilities for research, exploration, and maritime operations.
Hear more from Andy Bennett and learn how innovative ideas are shaping the future at State of Science and Innovation.
Florida Institute of Oceanography was recognized at our 10x10 Celebration in April for expanding scientific discovery and advancing efforts to better understand and protect our oceans.
See Seafloor's EchoBoat-240 ASV and HyDrone USV in action, equipped with Teledyne Marine's SeaBatT51ASV-INS30, BlueView, and SWiFT SVP.
Tech X-change is where tech enthusiasts come together to swap ideas, network, and learn from each other in a fun and interactive setting. October's speaker is Florida Institute of Oceanography.