ROV & USV Integration Demonstrates Remote Subsea Operations
ACUA Ocean and Forssea Robotics demonstrate remote subsea inspection using an uncrewed surface vessel and ROV during integration trials in Plymouth
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ACUA Ocean and Forssea Robotics demonstrate remote subsea inspection using an uncrewed surface vessel and ROV during integration trials in Plymouth
Norway's largest university has announced a major acquisition of KONGSBERG's advanced HUGIN 6000 autonomous underwater vehicle to enhance deep-sea research, ocean mapping, and critical subsea infrastructure security across Norwegian waters
The international EU-funded NETTAG+ initiative, leveraging autonomous robotics from INESC TEC, acoustic sensors, and AI to locate abandoned ghost fishing gear, has been recognised with the prestigious Atlantic-WestMED Project Award 2026
Global Marine and Orange Marine join forces to bring 3,000-meter subsea depth capabilities to a new cable maintenance vessel
RWE and Ampelmann complete a six-week cargo drone campaign at Triton Knoll, with more than 250 flights transferring over nine tonnes of offshore cargo
FarSounder and Robosys Automation have combined Argos 3D Forward Looking Sonar with VOYAGER AI to extend situational awareness below the surface and support navigation around underwater hazards
Strategic agreement unites intelligent power management with high-performance subsea battery technology to target offshore energy and defence markets
To help offshore operators balance strict decarbonization targets with operational demands, James Fisher has launched a Stavanger-built fleet of 25 electric compressors engineered to drastically reduce emissions and fuel expenditures
Quantum Systems is expanding into the maritime domain with Seavex and Subvex, integrating autonomous operations across air, land and sea through its MOSAIC UXS platform
Trimble OEM GNSS' new Maxwell 8 GNSS receivers provide enhanced anti-jamming and anti-spoofing capabilities for marine and other signal-challenged operating environments
Teledyne Webb Research, a subsidiary of Teledyne Marine, has been awarded a U.S. Navy contract potentially worth up to $51.1 million to supply APEX profiling floats for autonomous oceanographic measurements to depths of 2,000 meters
Inmarsat Maritime, a Viasat company, has launched an interactive safety platform analyzing over 106,000 broadcasts to map how extreme weather, GPS spoofing, and geopolitical shifts drive risks at sea
Sea Machines Robotics will supply rapidly deployable autonomy kits for autonomous command and control supporting US Special Operations Forces expeditionary missions at the tactical edge
EPFL and New York University researchers have developed ScaFi, a fish-inspired underwater robot tested at lengths from 0.6 to 2.9 meters to assess how swimming motion, efficiency, and stability change with scale across different aquatic environments
Xsens introduces a dual-antenna RTK GNSS/INS solution delivering centimeter-level positioning and motion-independent heading from startup for stationary and low-speed machinery, robots, vessels and stabilized platforms
Review Display Systems provides rugged displays, embedded computing, custom electronics and connectivity solutions engineered for marine, offshore and subsea applications
Atlantas Marine has released a new range of inflatable habitats developed to give ROV teams a protected working environment in confined offshore areas, including Zone 1 and Zone 2 locations where required
Voyis and CGuard are partnering to demonstrate high-resolution 3D underwater vision for mine countermeasure operations during the REPMUS 2026 exercise
Engineers at MIT and EPFL recently developed a sub-300-gram bio-inspired flapping-wing robot capable of seamlessly transitioning between underwater swimming and aerial flight to gather low-cost oceanographic data