Decarbonising the global maritime industry

Hullbot is dedicated to building the world’s most advanced underwater robotics platform to decarbonise the global maritime industry, whilst significantly improving the efficiency of marine vessels around the world.

CO2 Abated

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The International Maritime Organization has a goal of net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions for global shipping by or around 2050. Hullbot service can reduce emissions by 10-40% across fleets. Join us in our mission to reduce half a gigaton CO2e per year by 2035.

Solving the oceans biggest problems

Carbon emissions

Biofouling on hulls causes increased fuel usage, leading to more than 1% of global greenhouse gas emission. Keeping hulls clean saves fuel and reduces emissions.

Microplastics and toxic paints

Antifouling coatings release toxic biocides and are the largest direct source of ocean microplastics. Proactive grooming enables the use of non-toxic coatings and improves coating life.

Biosecurity

Nearly 80% of invasive marine species transfer is caused by biofouling on hulls. Bioinvasion threatens ecosystems worldwide.

Leadership team

Tom Loefler

CEO & Co-Founder

Karl Watfern

CTO & Co-Founder

Thomas Hugues

Commercial Strategy Lead

Steve Winnall

Product Strategy Lead

Bernadette David

Finance

Voltron Dwyer

Impact Lead

Juvita Janto

Marketing

Xavier Doerr

Business Development

Ben Dupree

Engineering Lead

The values that
guide us

We innovate fast

We exist to rapidly solve pressing global problems in novel ways. We are ambitious and excited by the enormity of challenges. We experiment and iterate towards success.

We are driven by impact

We believe in the power of technology to make a positive impact on the environment. We believe in robots at scale to address climate change and ocean health. We make choices that are socially and environmentally ethical.

We care about our people

We are compassionate and care about each other and our global humanity. We celebrate openness and honesty. We win and learn together.

Supported by the world’s leading associations