Frequently asked questions
Artificial Intelligence has been part of Swordfish AI SCADA system since it’s creation in 2019, Our SCADA (Supervisory Control and Advisory System) is comprised of several distinct sections, all of which are monitored and managed by AI.
Part 1: Proprietary AI monitors all aspects of the internal workings of the Turbine. Unlike all other energy devices that have a single generator within, Swordfish Compellers contain multiple small proprietary ‘Axial Flux’ generators (AFG), each individual AFG is monitored for RPM, output, heat, and overall mechanical health. Each single generator can be viewed in real-time via Starlink at both Swordfish Headquarters, and the local community/industrial partner.
Part 2: Internal Visual Structural Integrity All aspects of the ‘Nacelle’ structure itself are monitored in real-time. Internal heat, humidity, as well as visually via internal cameras.
Part 3: External Visual and Structural Integrity All aspects of the ‘Nacelle’ structure itself are monitored in real-time via multiple purpose focused and pan/tilt/zoom cameras that monitor rotation, ‘ghost’ debris, crustacean attachment, other forms of vegetation that may get a foothold.
Part 4: External Radar, Sonar, EMF, Sound and other forms of data collection.
Part 5: Fish identification, Real-time monitoring of sea life, including the ability to identify and count species, estimate size and weight.
All data transferred via fiberoptics to onshore Energy Storage, then transmitted in real-time via secure Starlink to Swordfish Headquarters, and the local community/industrial partner.
We will be sharing select data with Gov. Universities etc.
Swordfish Compellers (Turbines) range from 0.5 megawatts, 1.0 megawatt and 2.0 megawatts in physical size. 14 ft., 26 ft, and 36 ft. respectively. Internal structure allows the clients to select a specific amount of payload, for example. The client could use a 14 ft. Compeller with only 0.25 MW's (250 kilowatts.
Once the amount of energy a client needs is determined, an environmental assessment is done by thye Company's RP Bio. The site survey will determine the physical space we must work within. Lets say a riverside client need 2 MW’s, and the river is not large enough to accommodate a single 2MW Compeller at 36’L x 18’D, we could install two 1MW Compellers at 16’L x 8’D, or four 0.5MW Compellers at 14’L x 7’D in a ‘string. Spacing between units can be anything!
Similarly in an Ocean deployment, any combination of Compellers can be placed in an ‘Array’ totaling the required energy payload.
Swordfish Compellers are highly scalable. They range in size from:
a) 100 to 500 kilowatts (4 Meters)
b) 500 kilowatts to 1 megawatt (8 Meters)
c) 1 Megawatt to 2 megawatts (12 Meters)
This unique scaleability allows Swordfish Compeller deployment in deep or near-shore ocean environments, and river deployments.

