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Cellula Robotics started sea trials of its hydrogen fuel cell powered autonomous underwater systems 

The Extra Large Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (XLUUVs), Solus-XR  has officially embarked on its highly anticipated sea trials, signifying a crucial stride in the company’s development of its long range hydrogen fuel cell powered autonomous underwater systems.

The Solus-XR XLUUV has been meticulously crafted to attain unparalleled operational ranges, reaching  5,000 kilometers. Through its port-to-port mission capability, Solus-XR removes the necessity for auxiliary support vessels, thus facilitating access to challenging and remote locations frequently encountered in Arctic sub-ice missions. Beyond the elimination of environmentally taxing high-emission support vessels, the cutting-edge hydrogen fuel cell technology developed by Cellula empowers the system to engage in sustainable operations, ensuring minimal ecological footprint.

Photo courtesy of Cellula Robotics

Press release https://is.gd/NhzuPp

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