Robosys Automation has advanced its VOYAGER AI platform with fully autonomous navigation, COLREGs-compliant collision avoidance, dynamic path planning, and remote operation features. In 2025, it was retrofitted on a 26m Damen crew transfer vessel for offshore wind, marking entry into renewables.
Robosys Automation's VOYAGER AI platform has evolved with enhancements in fully autonomous navigation, COLREGs-compliant collision avoidance, dynamic path planning, and remote operation capabilities. In 2025, the company retrofitted the autonomy suite onto a 26-metre Damen crew transfer vessel for offshore wind operations, demonstrating practical deployment in demanding environments. This project represents Robosys' first major step into the offshore renewable energy sector.
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