Harvester
High tech,low hassle
An autonomous, electric ocean harvester built to lift sargassum out of the water before it reaches the shore.
— Currently in concept development
The problem
Coastlines are being overwhelmed
Climate change is taking its toll on our coastlines. Nations around the globe, from Puerto Rico to Barbados, are witnessing record amounts of sargassum choking their shores. These invasive blooms devastate wildlife, threaten tourism, and even affect the health of locals.
The solution
Turning sargassum from a hazard into a resource
The Ocean Harvester is a scalable, autonomous vessel designed to collect sargassum offshore — before it hits the beach, decomposes, and becomes a public-health and ecological problem. Environmentally friendly, economical, and efficient, it's built to plug into a community-led sargassum management approach.
The Ocean Harvester, explained
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Big impact, small emissions
Electric propulsion using proven aquatic technology — harmless to marine life and quiet in operation.
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Stable at sea
Purpose-built for rough water conditions where most surface harvesters struggle.
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100% autonomous
Unmanned operation, remotely controllable from the beach or from anywhere in the world.
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High tech, low hassle
Designed for scalability, so a fleet can take on the capacity a region actually needs.
For whom
A circular, complementary service
Part of our practical, community-led approach — offered to the organizations that live with sargassum every season.
- Hotels & resorts
- Governments & municipalities
- Ports & marinas
- Global enterprises