The Bayonet 350 is the largest AUGV produced by Greensea IQ. Its size makes it the most capable surf zone robotics vehicle for handling the harshest conditions and largest payloads. Operating from the sea floor to the beachhead, Bayonet AUGVs travel through the harshest conditions where other systems cannot.
The B350 is the largest vehicle in the Bayonet class, engineered for the heaviest payloads and the harshest environmental conditions. Its scalable architecture allows the chassis to be customized to specific payload requirements, making it an ideal
choice for missions demanding significant capacity and robust performance. Whether for complex scientific research,
extensive military operations, or challenging commercial tasks, the B350 is equipped to deliver unparalleled results.
Bayonet 350 Key Features:
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Up to 25-hour mission duration
Speeds up to 4.2 knots
Increased module payload capacity
Search and recovery
Hydrography
Deep sea mineral exploration
Marine & Fisheries research
The Greensea IQ Bayonet 250 AUGV is the all-around surf zone robotics workhorse of the Bayonet line. The 250 can be assembled, tool free, in field while maintaining two-person portability.
Read moreGreeensea IQ's Bayonet 150 AUGV is the most compact in the Bayonet series, offering exceptional portability and ease of deployment.
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