Robot maker · registered
Teledyne Marine
Scoped entry for Teledyne Technologies' marine robotics business only: uncrewed vehicle lines (Gavia, SeaRaptor, Slocum gliders, SeaBotix ROVs) and robot-supply-chain marine sensors. Parent-wide financials, headcount, and non-robotics instrumentation are out of scope.
Builds full autonomous underwater vehicles: modular Gavia AUVs (mine countermeasures, EOD, infrastructure survey) and SeaRaptor deep-water survey AUVs rated to 3,000 m and 6,000 m with onboard navigation, acoustic aiding, and 40+ hour Li-ion endurance. Teledyne Webb Research's buoyancy-driven Slocum gliders execute months-long autonomous ocean-sampling missions; the next-generation Slocum Sentinel (23 kWh) launched a multi-year autonomous circumnavigation attempt in October 2025. The group is simultaneously the dominant supplier of navigation and perception components (RDI Doppler velocity logs, RESON sonars, Benthos acoustic modems) to third-party AUV/ROV/USV builders.
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Gavia AUV
- Modular, low-logistics AUV supporting mine countermeasures (MCM) and explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) operations, adaptable to underwater infrastructure survey via field-swappable payload modules
Mission roles and modularity as described in the Swedish FMV follow-on order announcement
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SeaBotix LBV/vLBV mini-ROV series
- Man-portable inspection-class mini-ROVs for port security, hull and infrastructure inspection, and search-and-recovery
Product line role within Teledyne Marine's vehicles portfolio
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SeaRaptor AUV
- Deep-water survey AUV depth rated to 3,000 m and 6,000 m, with payload ports for field-swappable sensors and acoustic-aided deep-water navigation
Depth rating and payload architecture from the official product datasheet
Claim source - Li-ion battery system supporting missions of over 40 hours; delivered with launch-and-recovery systems in 40-ft containers and transportable by air
Endurance and logistics claims from the Argeo sale announcement
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Slocum G3 Glider
- Buoyancy-driven autonomous underwater glider for months-long persistent ocean observation; 1,275+ delivered, including 600+ to NATO naval users
Cumulative delivery figures as of early 2026
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Slocum Sentinel Glider
- Next-generation autonomous glider with 23 kWh of onboard energy, marketed as the longest-endurance glider on the market; the 'Redwing' unit departed on a near five-year autonomous circumnavigation mission in October 2025
Energy capacity from official datasheet; mission from Sentinel Mission launch coverage
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