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Jessiko

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Updated Jun 2026·methodology
Jessiko

Overview

JESSIKO est un robot sous-marin autonome qui utilise des nageoires pour se déplacer. Le projet a débuté en 2005 lorsque Christophe Tiraby, alors ingénieur dans l'industrie, a réussi à montrer la faisabilité d'un petit robot poisson capable de se déplacer de façon complètement autonome pendant plusieurs heures. Ensuite de nombreuses versions ont été développées jusqu'à la version V5, première version produite en série à l'occasion de l'Exposition Internationale de Yeosu. JESSIKO est un concentré d’innovation à l’origine de 3 brevets internationaux.

Specifications

Category: Research
Payload
10 kg
Reach
1,418 mm
Weight
0.15 kg
Battery
8 h
Autonomy
fully autonomous
Launch year
2014
Price
Contact for quote
Status
active

Detailed specifications

Motion & kinematics2
Dof
6
Repeatability Mm
0.01
Compute1
Ros Compatible
false
Safety & certifications1
Safety Certification
ISO 10218-1,ISO/TS 15066,CE,UL 1740
Other28
Price Tier
40-80K
Applications
food_service
Sub Category
underwater robot fish
Api Available
true
Auto Charging
true
Pricing Model
purchase
Contact Emails
info@robotswim.com,contact@robotswim.com,press@robotswim.com
Fleet Software
Jessikommand
Force Limiting
true
Max Fleet Size
50
Model Variants
Jessiko Hexa
Warranty Years
2
Company Country
FR
Lead Time Weeks
8
Navigation Type
vision
Deployment Count
50000
Deployment Notes
Targeted for use in ships, submarines, operation theaters, clean rooms, home and offices.
Setup Time Hours
24
Youtube Video Id
86aYpZLIC1c
Compatible Vision
FANUC iRVision,Cognex 3D-A1000
Industries Served
research,hospitality,entertainment
Software Platform
Jessikommand
Training Required
basic_<1day
Availability Status
available
Compatible Grippers
Robotiq 2F-85,OnRobot RG2,SCHUNK PGN-plus
Countries Available
France,South Korea,Russia,China
Programming Interface
proprietary_app
Additional Information
Launched in 2005 by Christophe Tiraby.,Won the Grand Prix de l'Innovation de la Ville de Paris in 2009.,Presented at Innorobo in 2011.,Exhibited at the International Exposition Yeosu 2012.,Prototypes developed from V0 to V4.,Commercial version launched in 2012.

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