
Not just riding waves,
Making them.
By dramatically reducing costs without sacrificing reliability, Hanno is a platform with the power to revolutionize maritime autonomy.
Adaptable
With 100+ use cases in science, defense, and commercial applications—Hanno provides endless opportunities for customization. As a scalable platform, it can handle missions big or small with payloads ranging from under 10kg to well over 100kg. Our unique 3D printed main hull allows for custom housings to be easily serialized rather than cost-inefficient bespoke modifications.
Affordable
With a production cost of approximately $3,000, Hanno undercuts all commercially available maritime USV’s by 2-3 orders of magnitude. This massive leap in accessibility opens the door to maritime autonomy for organizations without millions to spend on just a few vessels. The ability to acquire hundreds of systems for the price of one also makes new applications feasible.
Dependable
We are dedicated to reliability above all else. Capability as a fire-and-forget solution requires Hanno to maintain mission-critical reliability for years without maintenance, thousands of miles away from shore. It can operate globally and seamlessly, even in polar regions. With top-quality mission-critical components, servo optimization, and a high-efficiency motor rated for 20,000+ hours of operation—our platform doesn’t quit.
Autonomous
What do we mean by fire-and-forget solution? Your mission is as good as done the second Hanno hits the water! No troubleshooting, no maintenance, no constant checking and worrying. Our platform is designed to be capable of full autonomy, while still allowing for human intervention 24/7, 365. No matter how dynamic or routine your mission is, Hanno can handle it.
Technology Demonstrator
We are in the stage of developing and building our first technology demonstrator, Nora, to prove the feasibility of our concept by circumnavigating the globe. Our technical goals are:
Maintain two-way communication
No loss of propulsion or steering
No kinetic human intervention
Complete the 30,000+ nautical mile voyage (and make it home in one piece)