summary

The UMIAILE will operate a fleet of small unmanned boats, developed by the company, to collect real-time, high-density oceanographic data. This will contribute to crustal movement observation, environmental assessment, and security, as well as to the private sector in areas such as preliminary surveys for offshore wind power generation and support for the fishing industry.

Technical Strengths

UMIAILE realizes higher frequency and density of oceanographic observations with its UMIAILE ASV, a small unmanned boat. Its unique attitude control technology using underwater wings enables stable navigation even in waters with fast currents. Equipped with a variety of observation instruments, the ASV can collect data on oceanic phenomena, ecosystems, and geology. The aim is to build a next-generation ocean sensor platform from Japan, a country blessed with abundant ocean resources.

Case Studies (Including Demonstration Results)

Provided to

Universities and Research Institutes

Case Studies

UMIAILE is equipped with purpose-built instruments and can collect a variety of oceanographic data, and will begin providing data to domestic research institutions in 2025, with the aim of expanding overseas from 2030 onward.