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Mooring Wave Data Buoy (Standard)
The Mooring Wave Data Buoy (Standard) is a versatile, high-precision oceanographic monitoring buoy developed by Frankstar to deliver continuous, long-term sea observation. Engineered with advanced multi-channel acquisition technology, it provides accurate measurements of wave dynamics, physical ocean parameters, and marine environmental elements. Operating effectively in both free-drifting ocean profiling and fixed-station mooring modes, the buoy transmits real-time telemetry back to land stations or cloud platforms via satellite, cellular, or radio communication networks.
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Drifting & Mooring Mini Wave Buoy 2.0 to monitor Wave & Surface Current Parameter
Mini Wave buoy 2.0 is a new generation of small intelligent multi-parameter ocean observation buoy developed by Frankstar Technology. It can be equipped with advanced wave, temperature, salinity, noise and air pressure sensors. Through anchorage or drifting, it can easily obtain stable and reliable sea surface pressure, surface water temperature, salinity, wave height, wave direction, wave period and other wave element data, and realize continuous real-time observation of various ocean elements.
The data can be sent back to the cloud platform in real time through Iridium, HF and other methods, and users can easily access, query and download the data. It can also be stored in the SD card of the buoy. Users can take it back at any time.
Mini Wave buoy 2.0 have been widely used in marine scientific research, marine environmental monitoring, marine energy development, marine forecasting, marine engineering and other fields.
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Oil Polution Tracker/ Oil Spill Detection Monitoring Buoy
The Oil Spill Detection Monitoring Buoy is an advanced marine environmental observation buoy developed by Frankstar to detect, monitor, and track offshore hydrocarbon leaks and oil spill incidents in real time. Equipped with high-precision optical and chemical hydrocarbon sensors, the buoy provides continuous, early-warning surveillance across critical maritime zones, ports, and offshore energy infrastructure. Operating in both free-drifting and fixed mooring modes, it captures high-fidelity environmental data and transmits real-time alerts and telemetry to shore stations or cloud monitoring platforms via satellite, cellular, or radio communication networks.
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Disposable Lagrange Drifting Buoy (SVP type) to Observe Ocean/ Sea Surface Current Temperature Salinity Data with GPS Location
Drifting buoy can follow different layers of deep current drift. Location via GPS or Beidou, measure ocean currents by using Lagrange’s principle, and observe the Ocean surface temperature. Surface drift buoy supports remote deploy through Iridium,to get the location and data transmission frequency.
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High Accuracy GPS Real-time communication ARM processor Wind buoy
Wind buoy is a small measuring system, which can observe the wind speed, wind direction, temperature and pressure with the current or in fixed point. The inner floating ball contains the components of the whole buoy, including weather station instruments, communication systems, power supply units, GPS positioning systems, and data acquisition systems.The collected data will be sent back to the data server through the communication system, and customers can observe the data at any time.
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Mini Wave Buoy GRP(Glassfiber Reinforced Plastic) Material Fixable Small Size Long Observation Period Real-time Communication to Monitor Wave Period Height Direction
The mini wave buoy is a compact, high-precision oceanographic buoy engineered by Frankstar for high-mobility marine monitoring. Built to deliver reliable, long-term observation of wave dynamics, sea surface physical elements, and environmental parameters, it seamlessly adapts to both free-drifting ocean profiling and fixed-station mooring deployments. Equipped with low-power multi-channel sensor integration, the system continuously captures high-fidelity ocean data and transmits real-time telemetry back to land stations or cloud platforms via satellite, cellular, or radio networks.
