IADYS designs, develops and delivers Artificial Intelligence & Robotic innovations. The startup is in particular comitted to the marine environment protection, with the Jellyfishbot: a small robot that collects floating waste and oil spills. Several cities are already using this product: Cassis, Cannes, Marseille, Monaco, Saint-Tropez, Montpellier, Ajaccio, La Turballe, Dunkirk, Marine Natural Park in Mayotte, Neuchâtel (Switzerland), Singapore, Tokyo (Japan), Norway, and so on.
The Jellyfishbot is a small robot that collects floating waste and oil spills. This bot is an efficient and flexible solution to water decontamination of more or less widespread and sheltered areas: ports, marinas, lakes, canals, but also leisure centers, hotel residences and industrial facillities. 3 packs are available with differents options : starter pack, comfort or premium pack.
IADYS operates throughout France with its specialized equipment for the collection of floating macrowaste, as well as oil spillage, in order to avoid the spread of pollutants in the environment. We are proud to put our technical expertise at the service of the environment thanks to multidisciplinary and experienced experts.
The Jellyfishbot a great tool to raise awareness for children, tourists and citizens. Its color catches the eye, its use is so intuitive and playful that no special knowledge or training is required to use it. It is adapted to all type of public.
Roquefort-la-Bédoule – December 22th, 2021 IADYS has recently launched jellyfishbot.io, a web page dedicated to the Jellyfishbot robot. This new platform is an opportunity for the start-up to present the …
In February 2020, the Jellyfishbot, small robot that collects floating waste and oil spills developped and delivered by IADYS has been approved by UGAP !
Usually held in Paris, this year Euromaritime show (biennial of the marine and blue growth industries) was held in Marseilles. It was the opportunity for IADYS to present the Jellyfishbot …
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