HonuWorx is developing the enabling architecture for persistent subsea robotics operations without surface ships
HonuWorx was founded with a mission to fundamentally change the operating model for underwater work.
By addressing the industry’s continuous reliance on conventional support vessels, HonuWorx is developing the architecture for persistent autonomous subsea operations—enabling a fundamentally different operating model for surveillance, inspection and intervention across defence, critical infrastructure and energy.
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Our technology
Discover how our uncrewed subsea inspection and intervention system paired with cloud-edge communication and control software eliminates the need for large deployment vessels whilst reducing the costs and carbon footprint of subsea inspection and maintenance work.
Our solutions
We’re dramatically reducing costs and emissions for offshore repair and inspection work through our fleet of autonomous, all-electric submarines.
Our team
The HonuWorx team are proven leaders in delivering marine robotics technologies from concept to commercialisation.
Our technology
Discover how our uncrewed subsea inspection and intervention system paired with cloud-edge communication and control software eliminates the need for large deployment vessels whilst reducing the costs and carbon footprint of subsea inspection and maintenance work.
Our solutions
We’re dramatically reducing costs and emissions for offshore repair and inspection work through our fleet of autonomous, all-electric submarines.
Our team
The HonuWorx team are proven leaders in delivering marine robotics technologies from concept to commercialisation.
Changing the world of subsea operations
Our technology is removing the need for surface vessels by introducing uncrewed submersibles coupled with transformational communications and software capabilities.
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HonuWorx is targeting a 20% share of the £5billion subsea services market within the next 10 years.
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Each vessel replaced by our Loggerhead technology removes the equivalent emissions of 4,000 cars.
