Reefgen is pioneering the use of a “Robotics-as-a-Service” (RaaS) platform.
We enable restoration practitioners, coastal communities, and stakeholders to access scalable technology for cost-effective restoration and capacity building.
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Reefgen provides scalable restoration solutions for stakeholders and practitioners involved in statutory mitigation and regenerative investments.
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Together, stakeholder champions and Reefgen evaluate conservation enhancement and restoration potential with solution stack providers in selected site areas.
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Stakeholders and Reefgen design and execute Robots-as-a-Service model with local workforce enablement, restoration, and deployment milestones.
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Stakeholders invest up-front deployment capital to meet mitigation and restoration goals at a fraction of costs incurred today, allowing Reefgen to provide planting services.
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"Seagrass Ocean Rescue Upscaling Project (SORUP) has been using a robot to help plant the seeds at the restoration site in Dale," said manager, Sam Rees. The robot, designed by Reefgen in San Francisco, holds 20,000 seeds mixed with mud which it injects into the sediment in the seabed.
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One of Washington’s most ambitious climate protection projects is taking place in the Puget Sound, where the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is experimenting with a robot to restore eelgrass meadows. Eelgrass sequesters three times the amount of carbon as a typical forest...
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“This is about restoration, and it’s about using new technologies for us to actually restore this habitat,” said Washington Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz, who donned a wet suit on Monday morning to observe the effort up close.
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