Robosys Automation Introduces Simulator to Help Mission Planning of Uncrewed Assets

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Robosys Automation unveiled its new VOYAGER AI Simulator, a powerful new maritime simulation environment designed to work with the VOYAGER AI Autonomous Navigation System, at the recent Oceanology International 2026 conference in London.

The VOYAGER Simulator enables advanced testing, validation, and mission planning for autonomous and remotely operated vessels by creating a Digital or Virtual Twin of a vessel or USV (Unmanned Surface Vessel), enabling users to:

  • Create digital twins of vessels or USVs, simulating engines, sensors, and navigation data.
  • Model multiple vessel tracks to test complex traffic scenarios and conduct quantitative analysis.
  • Test COLREGs-compliant collision avoidance behavior in realistic maritime environments.
  • Conduct shore-based simulation and immersive operational testing.
  • Ingest live maritime traffic data and generate augmented traffic scenarios for operational training or testing.
  • Perform complex seaborne mission rehearsal planning before real-world deployment.

The VOYAGER Simulator includes a range of capabilities designed to support autonomous vessel development and testing, including:

  • Integrated ENC display for accurate maritime navigation environments.
  • Drag-and-drop scenario creation for rapid simulation setup
  • Remote Piloting (RP) testing capability.
  • Integration with third-party hardware controllers for realistic RP operations.
  • Support for Degree 4 autonomous vessel testing.

The VOYAGER Simulator provides developers, operators, and regulators with a powerful maritime synthetic environment to validate autonomous navigation behavior, improve safety, and accelerate the deployment of autonomous maritime systems.

By enabling high-fidelity simulation of vessels and complex traffic environments, the platform allows teams to test and refine operational scenarios before vessels ever enter the water, reducing risk while improving performance.

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