Products – UPTEKO

Products
Drone technology for the maritime sector

We develop solutions for the maritime industry to support, as well as challenge, current processes at sea. The overall goal is to ensure continued optimization which includes safety, less downtime, cost reduction, and uniform documentation, but we are always looking for new possibilities of creating value for the maritime industry.

Upteko offers a robust drone system that is able to fly in extreme weather conditions. Supporting high-resolution camera to provide an excellent overview of surroundings, allowing for precise docking, this drone system also provides real-time alerts when other objects (boats, people) are close by, reducing collisions.

Our drones can be used for Search and Rescue missions, as they can be equipped with a payload that includes advanced thermographic camera and tracking software to detect human presence around the boat, as well as a floatation device payload that can be dropped to radically improve survival chances.

Upteko’s drone system will autonomously take off/land and perform assigned operations, which can be controlled through an user interface application, without prior manual drone flight experience, meaning that the captains or crew members in charge can use Upteko’s drones to perform search and rescue, harbour docking functions and so on, with ease.

Lärke™

Status: Pre-order Available

Lärke is Upteko's maritime solution that consists of a drone system with interchangeable payloads and an automatic charging station that can live on-board a ship. With this system, we are ensuring the optimization of both the industry's logistics, time, and security risk, in order to manifest benefits for various maritime tasks such as Search and Rescue operations, ship docking etc.

Inspection

Status: Coming in October 2020

Currently, inspections in the maritime are conducted manually, which not only is a lengthy procedure but also poses risks to those at work. Using our drone system, time and risks involved in the inspections of ships, particularly in the dry docks will be reduced drastically, while at the same time, producing fast and efficient inspection results.