The CRS.Container is a floatable container equipped with a built-in, fully automatic satellite tracking device that activates upon contact with water.

The buoyancy module in a CRS container rescue system provides flotation, allowing it to remain afloat even in rough seas. It ensures stability and enables safe access to the rescue equipment when deployed.

Once a CRS container falls into the water, built-in sensors trigger a satellite-based tracker, activating the module upon water contact. Satellites then receive its location data and relay it in real time to operators, enabling ships or response teams to locate and retrieve the container quickly.

Ships equipped with CRS container rescue systems will be able to quickly locate and recover lost containers by using the real-time location data provided by satellite-based trackers. This means that even if a container goes overboard in rough seas or an accident occurs, the container's position can be pinpointed almost immediately. This capability not only helps recover valuable cargo but also significantly reduces the risk of container debris polluting our oceans and harming marine life.