Use Cases
The same intelligence, autonomy, and platforms - applied across the ocean economy. Nine missions today. Built to extend.
01
The seafloor carries the world's data and energy. Avery watches it. Persistent monitoring, anomaly detection, and threat awareness for subsea cables, pipelines, interconnectors, and offshore power - the assets everything else depends on, and the ones hardest to see.
02
Asset integrity from the topside to the seabed. Avery turns inspection footage, sonar, and sensor telemetry into a live picture of asset health - automated defect detection, degradation prediction, and prioritized intervention across platforms, pipelines, risers, and offshore wind. Cut inspection cost. Catch failures before they become shutdowns.
03
Awareness at the edge of the map. EEZ monitoring, illegal-fishing detection, smuggling interdiction support, and harbor security for coast guards and enforcement agencies - persistent coverage of waters too vast to patrol.
04
Persistent maritime domain awareness across the full water column. Surface, subsurface, and seabed surveillance for navies and allied governments - the picture beneath the waterline that conventional systems don't have.
05
Less than a third of the seafloor is mapped to modern standards. Avery supports mapping campaigns, expeditions, and long-duration observation with autonomy and data fusion built for discovery at depth.
06
The ocean is the climate system's engine - and its blind spot. Environmental baselining, ecosystem monitoring, emissions and pollution detection, and measurement infrastructure for a changing ocean.
07
Awareness where the ocean meets the economy. Hull and berth inspection, port domain awareness, and traffic intelligence for the arteries of global trade.
08
Farming is moving offshore. Avery brings autonomous monitoring, asset inspection, and environmental sensing to installations that are getting bigger, deeper, and farther from shore.
09
Underwriting the ocean on real data. Risk intelligence for insurers, P&I clubs, and classification societies - built on what is actually happening in the water, not on what was last reported.
The stack is built to extend. If your problem lives on, in, or under the water, we want to hear about it.