Ocean Power Technologies deploys Rutgers PowerBuoy and wins Stevens WAM-V order
Ocean Power Technologies commissioned a PowerBuoy off New Jersey for Rutgers and received a Stevens Institute purchase order for a WAM-V unmanned surface vehicle.
Evidence notes
- The Rutgers PowerBuoy is installed and operational off New Jersey for ocean research and environmental monitoring.
- Stevens Institute ordered a WAM-V unmanned surface vehicle for advanced marine research and development.
- The event combines offshore power infrastructure with a new maritime-drone order.
Company context
Ocean Power Technologies builds maritime autonomy and offshore power systems, including WAM-V unmanned surface vehicles and PowerBuoy platforms. Its WAM-V platform is tracked for defence and government assessment signals as well as commercial and scientific maritime deployments.