MANTA (Marine Anchoring Navigation Tow Assist) is a non-contact anchoring system: an autonomous marine robot that holds, positions, and tows your boat using intelligent electric thrust. No anchor. No chain. No contact with the seabed. The first prototype is in the water right now.
Concept render. MANTA production design.
Anchoring hasn't changed in decades. Every drop still drags steel across coral, seagrass, and the marine life below.
The ocean needs the help. MANTA holds your boat with thrust and GPS instead of steel and weight, so the seabed never knows you were there and trade keeps moving above it.
Tether MANTA to your bow and drop it in. It is designed to deploy in seconds and stow small enough for any transom or dock cart.
GPS and onboard sensors drive dual vectored thrusters, correcting for wind and current in real time. Position hold without anything touching bottom.
Hold, tow, follow, or run waypoints from your phone. Recall MANTA the moment you are ready to move.
The first hull is printed, sealed, pool tested, and load measured against a pull scale. This page is where the people who want one first get to say so.
Launch news, early pricing, and first access. That is the whole pitch.