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Hint: A fleet of autonomous ocean drones collecting unprecedented amounts of data.

Today we are announcing an important development: Sending our first fleet of saildrones into the Southern Ocean, in partnership with CSIRO, Australia’s pre-eminent national science organization.

Learn how wind and solar-powered saildrones are collecting data at sea in unprecedented detail.

Saildrone and NOAA have been working closely to pioneer the use of autonomous technology for fisheries management and conservation.

Saildrone helped ECOGIG consortium researchers understand the effects of wind and current on natural oil slicks and their larger impact on the Gulf ecosystem.

Excited to announce we raised $14 Million in Series A to expand our fleet of sailing drones and grow our data services.

A saildrone is a sailboat-like uncrewed vehicle designed to provide cost-effective solutions for in situ data collection in the most remote regions of the ocean and in the harshest conditions.

The saildrone's patented wing design enables the USV to cross oceans while only consuming a few watts of electricity—but the wing was originally born on land.