Avery - Maritime Technology
Avery builds autonomy and intelligence for the full water column - the systems that make the ocean visible, understood, and operable.
01 - The Stakes
Seventy percent of the planet's surface. Around ninety percent of global trade. Ninety-nine percent of intercontinental data, carried by cables lying on the seafloor. The infrastructure the modern world depends on sits in the one domain we can barely see - below the surface there is no radar, no GPS, no persistent watch, and less than a third of the seafloor has been mapped to modern standards.
The most important frontier on Earth is the least observed. We're changing that.
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Of Earth's surface
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Of global trade
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Of intercontinental data
02 - What We Build
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A live operating picture of the ocean. Avery fuses satellite, acoustic, sonar, sensor, and vehicle data into a single decision-ready view of what is happening on, in, and under the water - and what to do about it. Deploys today on the data operators already collect.
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Perception, navigation, and coordination for uncrewed systems, engineered for the hardest operating environment on Earth - dark, pressurized, GPS-denied, communications-limited. Built to run on Avery platforms and on existing fleets.
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A family of uncrewed surface, subsurface, and seabed systems designed for persistent presence - survey, inspection, monitoring, protection, and response.
03 - Missions
04 - The Approach
Most maritime systems see a fragment - one sensor, one vehicle, one layer of water. Avery is built on a different premise: the ocean is a single domain, and it should be understood as one. Our stack is sensor-agnostic and platform-agnostic, integrates with what operators already run, and gets sharper with every deployment - every mission feeds the models that guide the next one.
05 - Credo
Avery is built by people who work on the water, not just for it. Our systems are designed at sea, tested at sea, and proven at sea - because trust in this domain is earned in salt water, not in slide decks.
We are selecting a small number of pilot partners across offshore energy, undersea infrastructure, and ocean research.