Robotic hull contact
A vehicle architecture intended to maintain controlled working contact with the vessel hull.
JERICHO is a robotic hull-cleaning platform designed to remove fouling while supporting controlled recovery of removed material for environmentally sensitive operations.

JERICHO is conceived around the practical reality that effective cleaning is only part of the task. Ports and operators also need control over the cleaning process, the removed material and the operating footprint. The system integrates robotic contact, cleaning and reclaim into one operational platform.
A vehicle architecture intended to maintain controlled working contact with the vessel hull.
Cleaning and capture are treated as one coordinated process rather than separate afterthoughts.
Surface operators retain direct oversight of movement, cleaning progress and deployment decisions.
Designed around mobilisation, worksite management and the constraints of commercial port operations.
A system concept created for locations where uncontrolled discharge is not an acceptable operating model.
Can be supported by inspection through EAGLON and vessel intelligence through MarineIntel.
The final configuration, deployment method and operating scope are defined around the asset, location, objective and applicable local requirements.
Planned cleaning interventions for vessels where recovery is required by the operating model.
A controlled technology option for port-led biofouling and environmental management programmes.
Technology demonstration, local capability development and structured marine environmental initiatives.
A pathway toward repeatable hull-maintenance planning across multiple vessels and port calls.
The reclaim cleaning platform connects robotics, environmental control, local engineering and operational deployment into a focused hull-intervention capability.
JERICHO platform
Emergent ecosystem
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