Tiburon Subsea has recently launched JETTE, a revolutionary autonomous underwater thruster control technology. This patent-pending system is a game-changing in-line dual-vectored subsea robotic-controlled propulsion system designed to meet the evolving demands of the underwater robotics market.
Developed by Tiburon Subsea, JETTE offers Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUV) enhanced capabilities. It features dual fore and aft thrusters that can work independently or in tandem, providing increased speed, variable controls, maneuverability, durability, and redundancy compared to traditional UUV systems. By eliminating the well-known control plane weaknesses of traditional UUVs, JETTE provides extended hover, dwell, and scan abilities, simplifies maintenance, and offers self-rescue capabilities. This technology represents a major step forward in hydrodynamic efficiency.
Tiburon Subsea’s founder and CEO, Tim Taylor, is committed to breaking down barriers to emerging technology and making it more accessible. He believes that autonomous vehicles have the potential to open up new frontiers in the same way that satellites have done in space. Timely ocean data is a critical missing link that will be essential for advancing renewable energy, climate change remediation, coastal engineering, and security. Tiburon Subsea’s goal is to democratize access to autonomous robotic technology for various stakeholders and caretakers to increase awareness, care, and management of ocean resources and the environment in real-time.
Tiburon Subsea is dedicated to pioneering the future of underwater robotics by developing a platform that features proprietary technology, engineering support
