DESCRIPTION
Lynx is a Marine from Saab Seaeye. It is built for Exploration, Inspection, Monitoring. Key figures: 200 kg, released 2011.
The Saab Seaeye Lynx is an offshore observation and inspection vehicle used by the oil and gas industry for missions in water depths up to 1,500m. It features two vertical and four horizontal thrusters, providing a stable platform with exceptional maneuverability. The Lynx supports a wide range of tools and sensors, including interchangeable tooling skids powered by a dedicated supply unit. It is available as a free swimmer or can operate with a Type 8 Tether Management System (TMS).
FEATURES
- Operates in water depths to 1,500m
- Six thrusters for stability and maneuverability
- Fiber optic data and video transmission
- Interchangeable tooling skids
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Physical | |
| Weight | 200 kg |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Aquatic |
| Speed | 5.54 km/h |
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Physical | |
| Weight | 200 kg |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Aquatic |
| Speed | 5.54 km/h |
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What is the Lynx?
The Saab Seaeye Lynx is an offshore observation and inspection vehicle used by the oil and gas industry for missions in water depths up to 1,500m. It features two vertical and four horizontal thrusters, providing a stable platform with exceptional maneuverability.
Who makes the Lynx?
The Lynx is made by Saab Seaeye, a robotics company based in United Kingdom.
How much does the Lynx cost?
Saab Seaeye has not publicly announced pricing for the Lynx. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the Lynx used for?
The Lynx is designed for exploration, inspection, and monitoring. It is used in defence, energy, and others settings.
How much does the Lynx weigh?
The Lynx weighs 200 kg.
How fast is the Lynx?
The Lynx can move at speeds of up to 5.54 km/h.
When was the Lynx released?
The Lynx was released in 2011.
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