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Honda's first startup will sell boats that can observe unmanned movements near the crust.
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Honda's startup company Kigyo is working hard to sell small boats that can observe unmanned, crust-distance movements near the seabed.
A startup company born from Honda, a major automobile manufacturer, has been working to apply Honda's attitude and control technology, and has developed a small, unmanned boat that can sail autonomously in Japan, where the flow of the tide is fast and stable even in the coastal area near Japan.
The solar panels allow power generation to run while escaping, so it is expected that long-term observation of the ocean can be possible.
Surveys on movements near the earth's crust are usually necessary, and it costs a huge amount of money, and can only be carried out several times a year.
The company is said to be able to conduct research once a month if it is an unmanned boat, and is working hard to sell data to research institutions and other facilities, and aims to make the smallest possible damage caused by Nankai and trough earthquakes.
The unmanned ships market is expected to expand to around 15% each year, with the market being around the world.
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