The SB Met Unmanned Surface Vessel

The SB Met unmanned surface vessel measures meteorological parameters such as air temperature above the ocean surface, wind speed (steady and gusting), barometric pressure, and wind direction. It will also measure water temperature, wave height, and dominant wave period.

The SB Met is equipped with advanced ADCP multidisciplinary oceanographic sensors, allowing you to take concurrent currents, waves, turbulence, ice drift, acoustic backscatter measurements, and more.

The SB Met was the first Atlantic crossing by an unmanned surface vehicle.

Note that the Sailbouy coloring is for illustrative purposes.

The SB Met is equipped with the following communication and data collectors:

Current measurement

Doppler Current Profiler Sensor (DCPS). Enables acoustic wave measurements in addition to profiling currents.

Wave Measurement Sensors

Wave conditions. Cover the oceans for weather forecasting and climate change studies

Meteorological Sensors

Measuring temperature wind speed & direction temperature,heating, humidity & pressure

Key Features of All Our Unmanned Surface Vessels

SB Met is one of Offshore Sensing’s several Sailbuoy (SB) models. The Sailbuoy has been field-tested and developed in challenging environments such as the Arctic and North Sea.

See our missions here.

Key features of all the Sailbuoy models include:

Autonomy
Data collection
Monitoring and Data link
Design and Implementation
Navigation and Control

Our USV models

Book a meeting to learn more about the SB Met

You are welcome to book a meeting directly with our CEO, Max Hartvigsen.

If you have general questions or inquiries about Offshore Sensing, our products, or our technologies, please visit our Contact page.