Offshore Wind Robotics and Autonomous System
Price
Duration
$2,450
2-Day
Dates
Coming Fall 2026 - Enroll to stay updated
Format
Course Status
Virtual (Live)
Open
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Offshore Wind Robotics and Autonomous System
This course does not have a set date.
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The Robotics in Offshore Wind course is a comprehensive program that delves into the integration of robotics technologies in the offshore wind industry. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the applications, benefits, and challenges associated with the use of robots in offshore wind farms. This course is designed to equip professionals, engineers, project managers, and researchers with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in this rapidly evolving field.
What you will learn
Assess ROV, AUV, USV, and aerial drone capabilities for offshore wind
Understand underwater positioning, communications, and power challenges
Apply robotics across site survey, installation, O&M, and decommissioning
Select the right autonomy level and vehicle type for each task
Evaluate inspection strategies for fixed and floating wind farms
Analyze and act on data collected by offshore robotic systems
Who Should Attend
⚙️ Wind Energy Engineers and Technicians
📋 Offshore Wind Project Managers
🔬 Renewable Energy Researchers
🌿 Environmental and Regulatory Specialists
🏛️ Government Officials and Policymakers
🤖 Robotics and Automation Enthusiasts
🎓 Students and Educators in Renewable Energy and Robotics
Training your team?
Contact us to arrange a private session for your organization. Volume pricing available.
Course Curriculum
The course outline is subject to change. A detailed agenda will be shared after enrollment.
Meet your instructor
Nick Rouge
Subsea Robotics Product Manager, Oceaneering
In his role as Subsea Robotics Product Manager for Oceaneering, Nick is responsible for managing the work class ROV products with a focus on the next generation of work class ROV service. His prior experience includes design engineering, installation engineering, systems engineering, project management, and customer service for multiple projects in the Gulf of Mexico and West Africa. Before joining Oceaneering, Nick previously served as a project engineer, installation engineer, and customer service manager at TechnipFMC. Nick earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University.
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