The environment may differ, but the operating principles remain the same. Each robot operates through its own AI Agent and performs necessary tasks using shared goals and field information.
CoWater connects sensors, unmanned vehicles, and operating systems across rivers, coasts, and ports.
Connected Devices
Applications
The PDF summarizes CoWater's core architecture, operational flow, and use cases. You can view it in the browser or download it locally.
River management and coastal search illustrate how CoWater understands situations, assigns roles, and responds across different maritime environments.
Investigate water-quality anomalies and floating debris in a defined area after heavy rainfall, then record surface and depth-profile measurements.
Search a human-defined coastal area, detect potential persons in the water with unmanned surface vehicles, and request confirmation.
In river management and coastal search, each Device Agent decides and acts using shared field information alongside its own state and capabilities. The Central Control Agent coordinates the overall situation and mission progress, while the operator manages goals and critical decisions.
Structures missions from operator goals and shared field information, connecting each Agent's decisions and execution results.
Uses shared mission and environment information alongside its own position, state, and capabilities to decide and execute actions for search and survey tasks.
Uses shared missions, underwater context, and its own sensors, battery, and capabilities to decide and execute underwater survey and close-inspection actions.
Provides operating goals and intervenes when needed, such as approving plans or selecting execution candidates.
Watch the operational flow from detection to execution
and recording.
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