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Saildrones return from the Arctic after milestone research mission
U.S. Navy Tests Unmanned Sailboat Off Jordan | The Drive
Fleet of Ocean Drones Changing Understanding of the Oceans – Saildrone
autonomous 'saildrones' are venturing into the eyes of hurricanes
Fleet of sailboat drones could monitor climate change's effect on oceans | Science | AAAS
Iran forced to return US sail drones seized at sea for second time | US news | The Guardian
Sailing without a crew: Saildrone aiming to replace manned ships on mapping expeditions – Monterey Herald
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The Navy is testing this adorable sailboat drone
Saildrones Chart Arctic Waters, Safer Exploration of Alaska Sea Floor - KNOM Radio Mission
Self-sailing drones set to explore the Southern Ocean
Uncrewed sail drones are quietly counting fish more accurately in Lake Superior | Wisconsin Public Radio
Saildrones head into hurricane-strength storms for climate research
S-MODE Saildrone in San Francisco Waters
NOAA and Saildrone Launch Seven Hurricane-Tracking Surface Drones - HS Today
Remote-Controlled Ocean Drones Observe Atmospheric Cold Pools - Eos
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Meet the sailing robots trying to solve climate change – The Hill
Fleet of Saildrones will depart Newport, head for Gulf Stream - Graduate School of Oceanography
Saildrone robots are surveying the ocean and collecting weather data - YouTube
Saildrones are the latest high-tech weapon in fighting climate change - CNET
Fleet of Ocean Drones Changing Understanding of the Oceans – Saildrone
NAVCENT Expands Unmanned Integration, Operates Saildrone in Arabian Gulf > United States Navy > News Stories
Saildrones: Cutting Edge Technology for Ocean Research - YouTube
What Is a Saildrone and How Does It Work? – Saildrone
Drones take to the waves: Saildrones are getting data where people can't | Ars Technica
