Over 80% of the ocean floor has never been mapped. Trillions of dollars of infrastructure — pipelines, cables, wellheads — sit on the seafloor with no viable means of continuous inspection. At depth, pressure crushes human dive capacity to zero. Aerosyn systems have no depth limit.
The ocean at depth is one of the most hostile environments in the solar system. At 300 meters, the pressure is 30 atmospheres — enough to collapse an unprotected human chest instantly. At 6,000 meters, it's 600 atmospheres. No human will ever work there. Yet the infrastructure that carries 99% of the world's internet traffic and a significant fraction of its energy runs along these depths.
Subsea pipeline failures go undetected for weeks. Undersea cables develop faults that take months to localize. Coral reefs and marine protected areas go unmonitored. Mineral deposits that could supply the materials for the energy transition remain unmapped because the cost of survey ships is prohibitive.
Aerosyn deep-sea systems solve these problems with persistent, autonomous underwater presence — operating in continuous survey mode, performing inspections without surface support, and transmitting data via acoustic modem to surface relays or satellite.
Continuous autonomous inspection of subsea pipelines — detecting corrosion, wall thinning, coating damage, and leak signatures across thousands of kilometers without surface ship support. Anomalies trigger automatic alert and detailed re-survey.
High-resolution bathymetric survey and habitat mapping of the ocean floor. Aerosyn AUVs run systematic survey grids at any depth, building centimeter-resolution 3D maps used for cable routing, mineral survey, marine protected area monitoring, and scientific research.
Intervention-class AUVs equipped with manipulator arms for physical work on subsea infrastructure — replacing anodes, cleaning heat exchangers, tightening valve actuators, and performing emergency shut-ins. All without a surface-support vessel on station.
Autonomous survey and extraction systems for polymetallic nodules, seafloor massive sulfides, and cobalt-rich crusts. Full seafloor-to-surface system — survey, extraction, and nodule transport — without continuous human oversight.
We partner with offshore energy operators, subsea cable companies, research institutions, and marine mining companies. Tell us your depth and we'll tell you what's possible.