Snekkja

Snekkja is an autonomous survey vessel designed to operate beneath jetties and marine infrastructure. It is built to withstand contact with pylons, barnacles, protruding metal objects and waves, and features a weedless propeller innovation that enables survey missions of up to 8–9 hours.
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If you would like a demonstration or for more information please email: info@efrx.com.au

Snekkja
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LiDAR Payload

Snekkja uses LiDAR for SLAM, scanning surroundings with laser pulses to build real-time 3D maps while estimating position, enabling navigation and mapping where GPS is limited.

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Multi Camera Payload

Multi-camera payload: Snekkja carries several synchronised cameras that capture overlapping images from multiple angles during each pass, enabling high-coverage inspection and accurate photogrammetric stitching to generate detailed 3D digital twins of marine structures.

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Single Camera Payload

Snekkja can carry a single high-resolution camera for straightforward inspections, capturing detailed imagery of piles, concrete, and marine infrastructure for visual assessment and condition monitoring.

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Weed Solution

Snekkja incorporates a range of solutions to manage weeds and underwater obstacles, including guarded propulsion, weed-resistant designs, and in some cases fan propulsion systems that reduce fouling and maintain reliable operation.