AquaNaut deploys fleets of AI-driven marine robots that autonomously collect waste, monitor pollution levels, and report real-time data from Nigeria's waterways.
Several countries loses billions of naira annually to waterway pollution. AquaNaut Systems was founded to solve this with autonomous robotics — bots that work around the clock, never tire, and report every kilogram of waste they collect directly to your dashboard.
Each AquaNaut unit combines robotics, AI navigation, and IoT data reporting into a single waterproof system.
GPS-guided path planning with obstacle avoidance allows bots to cover their 450m² zone without any manual control.
Onboard conveyor and filtration system scoops floating debris, plastics, and organic waste into sealed holding tanks.
Each bot reports its GPS location, waste collected, battery level, and water quality readings every 30 seconds via cellular.
Solar panels keep each unit running for up to 18 hours per day. Auto-dock recharging ensures continuous operation.
Customers and admins access a real-time command centre showing bot locations, waste totals, and fleet health at a glance.
IP68-rated chassis built for tropical conditions — heavy rain, humidity, and tidal variation. Designed and tested in Lagos.
Every bot deployed is a step toward cleaner waterways, healthier ecosystems, and measurable ESG outcomes.
A multidisciplinary team of engineers, marine scientists, and technologists building Nigeria's future in clean water.





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