Bayonet 150

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About Bayonet 150

Bayonet 150 is Greensea IQ's compact amphibious tracked crawler for seabed sensing, object detection and operations across beaches and surf zones. It carries mission sensors on an open deck and uses the company's navigation and command software for remote control or planned missions. The manufacturer specifies a 100-metre depth rating, with optional acoustic communications and RTK positioning.

An October 2026 proof of concept used an OPT WAM-V 16, modified to carry the crawler, to transport it offshore and release it remotely with its umbilical. Bayonet 150 then travelled to the beach under Greensea IQ's control system. The demonstration established that transport-and-release sequence for the custom configuration; the crawler remains a commercially offered platform for naval and coastal-survey users.

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  • Modified WAM-V 16

    Physical Demo - Tested With - Physical - OPT demonstrated a modified WAM-V 16 carrying and remotely releasing Bayonet 150 offshore, followed by the crawler's transit to the beach.

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  • Greensea IQ Bayonet 150 completes offshore launch from modified WAM-V 16

    2026-10-06 - Demonstration - OPT modified the WAM-V 16 to transport the 300-pound crawler and release its umbilical remotely. After separation, the crawler travelled from the offshore release point to shore under Greensea IQ's control system. The test focused on transport, launch and safe separation between the two vehicles.

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