The Bayonet 250 is a rugged amphibious robotic crawler designed to undertake challenging operations on land, in the surf zone, and in underwater and seafloor environments. With a larger footprint and heavier construction, the vehicle can withstand harsher conditions than the Bayonet 150, opening up a wider range of use cases. Thanks to its low power consumption, the system can remain in place as a long-term station-keeping capability for up to 100 days.
Designed to be two-person-portable and one-person operable, it can be assembled in the field tool-free and programmed for fully autonomous operation or controlled via tether or RF link buoy. A fusion of single or dual RTK-capable GNSS receivers with advanced inertial navigation provides precise navigation even when submerged, and the built-in inclinometer and pressure sensor deliver high-accuracy depth measurements.
The Bayonet 250 can be equipped with a variety of payloads, and Greensea IQ can integrate custom sensors and equipment. The versatile vehicle is ideal for a wide range of applications including environmental monitoring, beach and coastal survey, offshore and energy facilities inspection, and EOD.
Dimensions: | 48 x 52 x 14 inches |
Standard Open Deck Space: | 33 x 14 inches |
Weight (With Batteries): | 250 lbs |
Range (dry/wet): | 24 miles / 10 miles |
Deck Capacity: | 250 lbs (113kg) |
Ground Pressure (dry/wet) | 0.39 psi / 0.20 psi (10’ track) 0.26 psi / 0.13 psi (15’ track) |
Power Available: | 5V (500mA), 12V (3A), 24V (3A), 48V |
I/O: | 2x RS232 1x RS485 2x non-isolated analog input 2x non-isolated analog output 2x isolated digital input 2x isolated digital output 4x Ethernet |