Meet the
robot mariner.
A rugged, teleoperated deckhand for the water. Two dexterous arms and a sensor-rich head, driven by a human operator through a wearable rig — so the hardest, most dangerous jobs at sea get done without putting a crew in harm's way.
Capabilities
Built for the jobs crews shouldn't do
The mariner brings dexterous manipulation, all-weather perception, and remote control to the deck, the dock, and everything in between.
Dexterous manipulation
Two marinized arms with parallel grippers handle lines, valves, cargo and tools — the same work a deckhand does, minus the risk.
All-weather perception
A stereo-camera and sensor head gives the operator situational awareness in fog, spray, and low light, day or night.
Human-in-the-loop teleop
A wearable control rig maps an operator's hands to the robot's arms in real time — intuitive control with human judgment behind every move.
Rugged mobile base
A tracked platform crosses wet, uneven, cluttered decks and holds station while the arms do precision work.
Marine-hardened
Sealed joints and corrosion-resistant materials built to survive salt, vibration, and the offshore environment.
Autonomy-ready
Start fully teleoperated today; layer in assisted and autonomous behaviors as the task library grows.
How it works
One operator. One robot. A safer deck.
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Put on the rig
The operator wears a lightweight control harness with haptic handles and a live chest display.
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Move to command
Every motion of the operator's arms drives the robot's arms in real time — grip, lift, turn, place.
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See what it sees
The sensor head streams the robot's-eye view back to the operator for precise, confident control.
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Work from anywhere
Operate from the bridge, the shore, or across the country — the mariner stays where the danger is.
Robotic offshore logistics, made real.
Nostos builds the robots, the control systems, and the autonomy that keep people off the most dangerous decks at sea.
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