Infrastructure and asset inspection
Inspect bridge piers, dam faces, intake screens, pilings, hulls, and submerged structures without scaffolding, divers, or dewatering. The X1's tilting 1080p camera and 3,300-lumen lights document corrosion, scour, and damage in low-visibility water, and automatic depth and heading hold keep the view steady so an operator can focus on the inspection instead of fighting the current.
Search, recovery, and salvage
The X1 ships gripper-ready on its single guest port, making it a practical tool for recovering dropped equipment, evidence, or debris from the bottom. Sub-90-second deployment and a 305-meter depth rating let teams put eyes — and a hand — on a target fast, with up to 5 hours of runtime on the high-capacity battery for extended search patterns.
Aquaculture and environmental monitoring
Fish-farm operators and water utilities use the X1 to check nets, moorings, and cages, monitor stock, and survey aquatic habitats. The improved low-light camera renders accurate color (90 CRI) in turbid water, and the lightweight, portable form factor means routine checks no longer require a chartered vessel or dive contractor.
Higher-ed and applied research
Marine science, engineering, and trades programs deploy the X1 as a hands-on teaching and field-research platform. Phone/tablet control and a sub-90-second launch make it accessible to students, while the 305-meter depth, 256 GB of onboard storage, and gripper port support real data collection and sample retrieval for coursework and grant-funded studies.