OceanAlpha Releases A New Generation of Marine Unmanned Surface Vessels
OceanAlpha released two new multi-purpose marine unmanned surface vessels(USVs), breaking through the technical barriers faced by most current unmanned marine survey platforms.
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Warrnambool Coast Guard Introduces the Frist Dolphin 1 Lifebuoy
New life-saving technology will help the Warrnambool Coast Guard carry out rescues faster and keep the community safe.
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Dolphin 1 Remote Control Lifebuoy Demoed in Spain
On August 25, 2020, the first Dolphin 1 Remote Control Lifebuoy demonstration in Spain was held on the beach of Guardamar.
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- Oceanalpha's Small Unmanned Cargo Ship Go Commercial in 2019
China Classification Society (CCS), Zhuhai Municipal Government and Wuhan University of Technology, together with Oceanalpha, jointly launched the world’s first small unmanned cargo vessel project named Cloudborne.
Read more > - Oceanalpha’s Collaborative USV Show Amazed the World
On February 15th, an incredible unmanned surface vessels (USV) fleet was staged at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. The bridge, which has just been completed, is the longest sea- crossing bridge in the world, connecting Zhuhai with Hong Kong and Macao.
Read more > - Chinese ambitions in the unmanned surface vehicle (USV) market are moving to a new era
80 autonomous vessels, 1.6-meter long each, gathered and formed an arrow for a special show through the Honk Kong-Zhuai-Macao Bridge.
Read more > - Chile Media Highlights Oceanalpha’s USV
Oceanalpha showcases its autonomous bathymetry survey boat on Chile Exponor exhibition and attracts lots of attention.
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Local media Reporteminer reports Oceanalpha’s USV on its TV News program and website. - Ocean Alpha introduces new technology to curb water pollution in Ghana
Ocean Alpha, a Chinese company which specialises in USV (Unmanned Surface Vehicles) has launched its state of the art technology to remedy the deteriorating state of Ghana’s water bodies and also to limit the rate at which our water bodies are being polluted.
Read more > - Mexico Debisa Environment Protection Company Visited Oceanalpha
In March 2016, guests from Mexico Debisa Environmental Protection Company visited Oceanalpha’s headquarters to discuss the application of Oceanalpha’s unmanned ship to the promotion work in Mexico and Latin America.
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