DESCRIPTION
ATOLL is an Industrial-Robot from Forssea Robotics. It is built for Lifting, Inspection. Key figures: 245 kg, 40 kg payload.
ATOLL is Forssea Robotics' patented smart lifting ROV, an observation-class vehicle deployable from a light vessel that performs a fully autonomous approach and docking on a seabed target using embedded control algorithms and visual docking. Once linked to the target, ATOLL can transfer power and data to it, or latch on mechanically to recover it to the surface or to operate valves; Forssea markets it in particular for deploying and recovering long-baseline (LBL) positioning frames from opportunity vessels, and it has been paired with iXblue's DriX surface drone for LBL transponder deployment. ATOLL is rated to 2,000 m (upgrade on demand), weighs 245 kg in air, measures 1,056 x 1,022 x 1,200 mm and carries a 40 kg payload. Its frame has a 1,500 kg safe working lift including the ROV and a 4,500 kg breaking load, and its quick latching system is rated 500 kg as standard, upgradable to 1.5 t. Six SPE-75 thrusters drive it at 3.5 knots forward and 2.5 knots vertically. Auto functions cover heading, depth, altitude, station keeping, visual docking with the NAV CAM and V-LOC software, and go-to dynamic positioning with an optional INS and DVL. It comes with a dedicated launch and recovery system or adapts to any LARS or crane, and can fly free up to 500 m from a TMS or clump weight.
FEATURES
- Patented autonomous approach and visual docking on seabed targets
- Transfers power and data, or latches on for recovery and valve work
- LBL frame deployment and recovery from opportunity vessels
- Depth rating 2,000 m (upgrade on demand)
- 245 kg in air, 1,056 x 1,022 x 1,200 mm
- 40 kg payload
- 1,500 kg frame safe working lift, 4,500 kg breaking load
- Quick latching system 500 kg SWL, up to 1.5 t
- Speed 3.5 kn forward/aft, 2.5 kn vertical
- Auto heading, depth, altitude, station keeping, go-to DP
- HD tilt camera, NAV CAM with V-LOC, 4 x 2,500 lm lights
- Dedicated LARS or any crane
- free flying up to 500 m
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Physical | |
| Weight | 245 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | L 1.06 m × W 1.02 m × H 1.2 m |
| Payload | 40 kg |
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Aquatic |
| Speed | 6.48 km/h |
| Environment | Subsea, coastal and offshore waters, deployed from light vessels or fixed platforms |
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Physical | |
| Weight | 245 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | L 1.06 m × W 1.02 m × H 1.2 m |
| Payload | 40 kg |
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Aquatic |
| Speed | 6.48 km/h |
| Environment | Subsea, coastal and offshore waters, deployed from light vessels or fixed platforms |
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the ATOLL?
ATOLL is Forssea Robotics' patented smart lifting ROV, an observation-class vehicle deployable from a light vessel that performs a fully autonomous approach and docking on a seabed target using embedded control algorithms and visual docking.
Who makes the ATOLL?
The ATOLL is made by Forssea Robotics, a robotics company based in France.
How much does the ATOLL cost?
Forssea Robotics has not publicly announced pricing for the ATOLL. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the ATOLL used for?
The ATOLL is designed for lifting and inspection. It is used in energy and research settings.
What is the payload capacity of the ATOLL?
The ATOLL has a payload capacity of 40 kg.
How much does the ATOLL weigh?
The ATOLL weighs 245 kg.
How fast is the ATOLL?
The ATOLL can move at speeds of up to 6.48 km/h.
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