Autonomous Platform
No pilots. No pauses. Pure self-coordination.
REDEFINING OCEAN CLEANUP
Smarter Robots.
Built for Real Oceans.
Engineered for Tomorrow.
Built to Restore.
Built for Real Oceans.
Engineered for Tomorrow.
Built to Restore.
A living network of ocean robots
mapping and restoring our seas in real time.
MANY ROBOTS. ONE INTELLIGENCE. SHARED PURPOSE.
Where Robots Meet the Ocean
From autonomous robots to connected swarms, Small Thing delivers
AI-driven ocean restoration - all in real time.
WHY SMALL THING THINKS TOGETHER.
One swarm. One mind.
Driven by intelligent robotics.
Every Small Thing acts with intent
capturing what others miss, learning from every mission.
AI Swarm Core
One brain. Many robots. All learning together.
Mission Control
Plan. Deploy. Track. Every wave in sync.
Military-Grade Design
Encrypted Communication. Untouchable data
Scalable Fleet
Add robots. Expand the mission.
Engineered to Last
Built for salt and storms. Weather-proof
DATA
From data to proof
real impact, in every mission.
Small Things Network
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ANSWERS TO YOUR COMMON QUESTIONS.
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We've got answers.
What exactly does Small Thing collect?
Small Thing targets microplastics, particles smaller than 5 mm including polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyester fragments that escape traditional cleanup systems. Each robot identifies, collects, and quantifies these particles in real time.
How autonomous are the robots?
Each unit operates fully autonomously during missions. They navigate, detect, and collect without remote control, sharing data through encrypted communication with the rest of the fleet. Human operators simply plan and monitor missions through the platform.
What happens to the collected microplastics?
All collected materials are filtered, measured, and stored safely. Data on type, density, and location is uploaded to the global database - creating the first live map of ocean microplastic pollution. The material can then be recycled or analyzed by research partners.
Every mission is timestamped, geolocated, and cross-checked by multiple robots to ensure accuracy. Data is processed by onboard AI models and validated by independent research teams before publication on the open dashboard.
Results are context-aware and high quality, but we recommend reviewing and refining for best use.
How can I get involved or enroll?
Small Thing is open to everyone - individuals, communities, and businesses. As a public user, you can enroll to follow missions in real time, sponsor clean-up zones, or access open data for education and awareness. As a business or institution, you can deploy branded missions, access detailed environmental analytics, or integrate Small Thing data into your ESG reporting. Every enrollment, large or small, helps expand the fleet — and gives the ocean another reason to breathe.
Any token plan?
Yes. The token hasn’t launched yet, it will go live on November 3rd at 2 PM CET on Virtual