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Emily

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Develops unmanned surface vehicles with varied applications

Overview

Emily or Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard is a remotely operated marine surface vehicle designed for rescue operations. The Emily is a 4 ft long remote controlled buoy that can cruise through rough waters at a speed of 22 mph to reach distressed swimmers faster than human life guards. Other unmanned surface offerings from the company are Hurricane Tracker and Surfsense. Hurricane Tracker is a 65 inch long all weather surface vehicle for collecting information from the oceans.

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Founded
2009

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About Emily

What does Emily do?

Emily or Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard is a remotely operated marine surface vehicle designed for rescue operations.

Where is Emily headquartered?

Emily is headquartered in Tucson, United States.

When was Emily founded?

Emily was founded in 2009.

Which sector is Emily in?

Emily operates in High Technology.

Who are Emily's competitors?

Companies similar to Emily include Deep Analytics, EPIImaging, and Knightscope.