No anchors.

No frustration.

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THE WORLD’S FIRST ROBOTIC SAIL MARK.

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THE FUTURE OF RACING IS HERE

We believe sailing should be competitive, athletic, and fun. Race setup and teardown shouldn’t be stressful for anyone involved, including sailors, yacht clubs, or sponsors. Mark setting traditionally requires time, resources, and staff in mark boats manually placing and anchoring marks. Especially in deep waters or windy conditions, mark setting takes time that could be spent racing!

That’s why we’ve pioneered the world’s first fully robotic sail mark, featuring self-propelling battery powered motor and GPS technology to make placing and repositioning marks a breeze—no anchors or mark boats required.

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KEY BENEFITS

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FAST COURSE SETUP WITH SIMPLE MAP DESIGN

PERFECT PLACEMENT WITH SELF-CORRECTION

QUICK REPOSITIONING VIA REMOTE TECHNOLOGY

SELF PROPELLED BATTERY POWERED MOTOR

NO ANCHOR NEEDED IN DEEP WATER OR HIGH WIND

MOBILE GPS TECHNOLOGY TO CONTROL ANY BOT, ANYWHERE

TESTIMONIALS

Jon Partridge, CEO, RS Sailing

Since partnering with SailGP, MarkSetBot has been exposed to several companies similarly partnered with the new racing league. One of those is the UK-based boat manufacturer RS Sailing. After experiencing MarkSetBot in person, Jon Partridge, CEO of RS Sailing, had this to say:

“Without MarkSetBot, we would not have been able to run our Inspire program last year.  We have 15 minutes to setup a course, run the race, and take it down.  With traditional marks, that would not be possible.”

Russell Coutts, CEO, SailGP

MarkSetBot’s participation in SailGP has brought us to the attention of Russell Coutts, CEO of SailGP.  “I just saw the brilliant technology from MarkSetBot which is a revolutionary course laying system using robotic technology,” Coutts said.

In speaking about MarkSetBot’s value outside of SailGP, Coutts commented, “we immediately have decided we need some of those in our youth program in New Zealand, that’s for sure.  For anyone that’s been involved with pulling up anchor chains and so-forth, getting to this MarkSetBot, it’s definitely a great solution.”

Ken Read, President, North Sails

“I recently did a Club-Swan 50 event and they used really cool self-propelled, no anchor GPS-controlled race marks – they were working in current and good breeze and waves and it made for simple racecourse adjustments and far fewer people needed to run the races.  If you are a starting-line perfectionist PRO this gives you free reign to move the mark up to about five minutes before the start and still allow people to ping the pin.

Fewer people.  Fewer anchor lines.  Fewer boats needed. Less fuel.  I couldn’t believe how something like this wouldn’t be cost-effective for all yacht clubs around the globe.”

The Solution for a Common Race Problem.

Set up your course faster, easier and more accurately than ever before.

Self-propels and uses GPS technology.

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OUR BLOG

MarkSetBot makes its debut on SailGP F50 Course

by | March 25, 2023 | In The News, Investors | 0 Comments

If you watched the New Zealand Sail Grand Prix this weekend with a keen eye, you may have spotted the debut of some new SailGP F50 course marks. The giant round marks at the leeward gate are the first of a forthcoming full course of autonomous marks powered by...
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Pro Tips from PROs: Chip Till

by | February 20, 2023 | In The News, Investors | 0 Comments

Have you ever wondered what goes through the minds of PROs?  In our new series, Pro PROs, we’re sitting down with some of the best PROs in the business and asking them the tough questions: like what their favorite course type is and finding out once and for all...
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2022 In Review

by | December 30, 2022 | In The News | 0 Comments

The end of a year, the start of a new one.  It's that time where we look back at all of the progress made and look forward to what's to come. 2022 has been an exciting year for MarkSetBot.  We continued the evolution of our product offering, augmented our technology...
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