Nauticus Robotics
Autonomous subsea robots, autonomy software and field operations for energy and defense customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Nauticus Robotics
Nauticus Robotics develops autonomous underwater vehicles and autonomy software for subsea work. Its offerings include Aquanaut vehicles, Nauticus ToolKITT software for its own and third-party vehicles, and subsea operations through SeaTrepid.
Customers can buy vehicles, license software, or purchase turnkey autonomous and conventional operations. The company serves energy and defense industries.
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, Nauticus is publicly listed on Nasdaq as KITT. It acquired SeaTrepid in March 2025.
Product: Aquanaut autonomous underwater vehicles, Nauticus ToolKITT autonomy software, and subsea field operations.
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