STL Research to Exhibit at Oceanology International 2026
On the 10th to 12th March 2026, STL Research will be exhibiting at Oceanology International, as part of the National Centre for Marine Autonomy stand (Q400), which is being co-ordinated …
STL Research Welcomes OceanAlpha To Our Cowes Office
On Thursday 24th July 2025, Peter Back and Phil Vosper welcomed Jason Liu and Arnold Li, from OceanAlpha (www.oceanalpha.com) to the STL Research (www.stlres.co) office in Cowes. In discussions with their …
Newly Redesigned PROTEUS Website Launched
STL are pleased to announce the launch of their newly redesigned website, dedicated to the Proteus Launch and Recovery System (LARS). Stay up to date with our latest news over …
STL Research Becomes A Member Of The FAST Cluster
STL Research are very pleased to announce their membership of the Future Autonomous at Sea Technologies (FAST) Cluster. Centred in the Southwest, the FAST Cluster aims to accelerate innovation, nurture …
STL Presentation at Oceanology International 2022, London
As development of our Remote Sensing System (RSS) nears completion, we are pleased to share some of the details in a presentation titled ‘A Motion Compensated Robotic Arm for Use …
Marine-i Supports the Development of Remote Sensing System
We have recently been awarded grant funding by Marine-i, the EU funded programme set up to boost marine innovation in Cornwall. The grant will help fund the development a Remote Sensing System …
First stage of Proteus testing complete
Submarine Technology Limited have completed initial space stabilisation and motion synchronisation tests on their new robotic arm. The small-scale, hydraulically actuated arm, known as Proteus, was developed with financial support …
Ship-based Robotics Event – Presentations now available to download
Following the success of our recent Ship-based Robotics Event at the Tremough Innovation Centre, we’ve made all the presentations available to download. Just visit the Proteus page of our website …
New Ship-Based Robotic Arm for Autonomous Operations
We have recently been awarded grant funding to develop a ship-based, multi-axis robotic arm for offshore autonomous operations. Below is an extract from the March 2019 edition of ‘Subsea and …