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Hullbot

Sydney, Australia

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What Hullbot does.

Hullbot offers an autonomy-based frequent cleaning service solution for ships, specifically designed to prevent Fouling build-ups and thereby reduce the resistance of the ship. This not only leads to savings in fuel but also improves the overall performance capability of the fleet. The technology works 24/7 around the ships and can be adapted to all ship surfaces without disrupting normal operations. Hullbot is capable of cleaning even difficult areas like propellers, thanks to its maneuverable and autonomously operating systems. The solution is based on the principle of proactive cleaning, where the ships are regularly cleaned to prevent significant Fouling build-ups. This has a positive impact on fuel consumption and the overall performance of the ship. Hullbot works

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