BURNABY, BC, Aug. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ – Cellula Robotics Ltd. has renewed its membership at the National Oceanography Centre’s Innovation Hub, which offers facilities and networking opportunities for collaboration.
Additionally, Cellula donated a model of the ENVOY Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) for display in the hub’s updated communal area.
ENVOY is a survey-grade AUV powered by hydrogen fuel cell, offering up to 2000 km range per dive. It leads its class in size and features geophysical sensors, with capability for additional missions such as deploying ecoSUB micro-AUV payloads.
Richard Mills, CCO Cellula Robotics, said:
“We are committed to fostering industry-wide collaboration to advance innovation. The National Oceanography Centre Innovation Hub represents an outstanding example of effective partnership. As we continue to grow our presence in the UK, we are pleased to renew our membership for another year and contribute a model of the ENVOY AUV for display.”
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