Saildrone in the Press

The US military is opening up to defense start-ups as evolving technology begins to transform modern warfare.

Throughout history, most sea captains have tried to steer their vessels out of extreme weather, but the whole purpose of SD 1045 was to steer into it.

Using autonomous solar-powered sailing robots is a safe, reliable and climate-friendly way to collect the data we need from remote areas like the Arctic.

Saildrone's latest vehicle, the Voyager, strikes a balance between its shorter Explorer and large-scale Surveyor, and they’re already making one a week.

The Saildrone Surveyor found the mountain during its first mission to map unexplored areas of the ocean floor off of California and Alaska.

Saildrone is showcasing one of its USVs in the Middle East, just after the company participated in the first bilateral unmanned exercise between the US and UAE.

A complete ocean map will lead to a boundless number of discoveries, some of which will be important enough to reshape what we think we know today about Earth and oceanic processes.

Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro said contractor-owned ocean drones could help the sea service overcome acquisition challenges and keep pace with technological change.

The Defense Innovation Unit focuses on leveraging technology from six areas: artificial intelligence/machine learning, autonomy, cyber, energy, human systems and space.