At Jachthaven Marnemoende in the Netherlands, RanMarine showcased its latest smart technology. They featured their electric-powered vessels for cleaning floating waste and offered a sneak peek of the upcoming MegaShark multi-platform product.
Picture: Showcasing the MegaShark and WasteShark at the 2024 Blue Flag event
Discover how Autonomous Surface Vessels (ASVs) are revolutionising water pollution clean-ups within the digital transformation era. With traditional methods falling short, ASVs offer efficient, cost-effective solutions to tackle pollution.
While still considered an emerging technology in some applications, embracing drones contributes significantly to the efficiency, safety, and sustainability of recycling operations. Read on to find out five ways that drones are gaining traction as a key piece of technology in recycling and waste management applications.
Water pollution is a pressing global issue that threatens ecosystems and human health. As pollution levels continue to rise, innovative technologies are being developed to combat this problem. One such technology is the RanMarine WasteShark, an aquatic drone designed to remove floating debris from waterways.
From solutions, to global presence and impact reports.From partnerships to economic growth that benefits the environment. Great piece by Jane Hyde of www.allatsea.co.uk about the challenges and RanMarine ecosystem in helping Waterways conservation
Article by Smiley News We’re well aware of the amount of rubbish that is collected and ends up in the ocean every year, wreaking havoc on wildlife. And that’s why Dutch invention – RanMarine’s WasteSharks – is such an innovative idea. The company has 157cm wide aquatic robots that capture rubbish in the sea and bring it […]
From now on, five sailing drones will be used to fish plastic waste from the port of Lauwersoog. Initiators GPBO and Ran Marine have received a subsidy of almost one million for the Wadden Fund project. Drones have to clean up plastic in Lauwerseach harbor: The plastic waste that is collected is given a new destination. […]
An innovator, realising the inefficiency of cleaning Cape Town’s waterways using boats and nets, invented a zero-emissions product to combat pollution. A look at the state of South African waterways and the inefficient ways in which the bodies were being cleaned led innovator Richard Hardiman to create a sustainable and effective way of removing litter […]
RanMarine‘s latest project, the Waste Shark, is working to clean up waterways. Founder and CEO Richard Hardiman talks to Las Vegas Morning Blend about their first time at CES. See interview on link Interview: “Every year eight million tons of toxic plastic leak into our oceans, while Ranmarine Technology, a dutch start-up, has come up […]
Mr Trash Wheel scooping up debris in Baltimore harbour. More than 17 tonnes have been collected in a day. Photograph: Nicholas Kamm/AFP/Getty Images From ‘bubble barriers’ to floating drones, a host of new projects aim to stop plastic pollution before it ever reaches the ocean The Great Bubble Barrier is just that – a wall of bubbles. […]
