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Sophic Capital: Latest Research
Smooth Sailing for Kraken Robotics
Kraken Robotics has been winning large defence contracts with several NATO Navies, including the Danish and Polish Navies. The Company has also done business with the U.S. Navy, Government of Canada, and several global defense contractors.
Deep Dive on Underwater Drone Manufacturers
Recap In Sophic Capital’s Bottoms up for Navies we discussed how key countries are investing in subsea defence to safeguard the worlds waterways. In this fourth report in our series, we highlight companies in the defence and commercial marine technology markets and...
Bottoms Up for Navies
Military Adoption of Unmanned Underwater Vehicles AcceleratingRecap In Sophic Capital’s Russia and China Droning for Sea Dominance report, we discussed how Russia and China were bolstering their marine presence with unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs). In this third...
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Sophic Capital: Past Research
On October 26, 2017, GE Venture company Avitas Systems partnered with Kraken Robotics to develop subsea inspection solutions for the oil and gas industry. This a milestone for Kraken Robotics because for the past two years management has been communicating a search/recovery/inspection, subscription model called Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) for sea drones. Militaries around the world see the utility of sending unmanned underwater vehicles on missions that typically require expensive resources and heavy manpower. water covers over 70% of the earth, yet we’ve explored less than 5% of seabeds due to the sea’s hostile environment, an environment better suited for machines than humans. The unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) market is expected to be cumulatively worth $91 billion over the next decade. Although military spending dominates the industry, the industrial and consumer markets are quickly adopting drones and have decades of growth ahead.
Kraken Robotics – Opportunities with GE and Beyond
PNG: Raise the Avro Arrow with Kraken Sonar (VIDEO)
Dive Into This – Underwater Drones: A Market Easy to Fathom
PNG: Drones – From Air to Water
PNG: Drones – A Rising Market