Standard Subsea
Standard Subsea builds uncrewed surface vessels for offshore inspection and survey, combining robotics and autonomy to eliminate the need for crewed ships.
Standard Subsea, founded in 2024, develops uncrewed surface vessels designed to replace crewed ships for offshore inspection and survey work. The company's technology sits at the intersection of robotics, autonomy, and marine engineering. It is headquartered in El Segundo, California, with operations in the Gulf of Mexico and the Middle East.
The company's primary product, Scout, is a shore-launched uncrewed surface vessel integrated with an inspection-class ROV. It enables subsea inspection of critical offshore infrastructure at depths of up to 300 meters without requiring a crewed support vessel. This targets the offshore, subsea inspection, subsea maintenance, and subsea survey sectors.
Standard Subsea describes its mission as building the fleet for an uncrewed maritime future. As a recent entrant founded in 2024, the company is early-stage and focused on scaling its autonomous vessel capabilities across its current operating regions.