Vessel Control System for USVs Launched
SEA-KIT’s proprietary VCS will reduce reliance on external communication, ensuring real-time decision making and operation even in remote or communication-restricted areas
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BMT Showcases Large USV Concept
This LUSV program aims to reduce crew numbers by embracing onboard automation and safety, whilst maintaining vessel flexibility with a minimal crew and evolving its use into the future battlespace
Robosys and Landau Marine Establish Partnership at DSEI
The collaboration enables the integration of Robosys’ Voyager AI, allowing customers to swiftly convert their vessels to fully autonomous and/or lean-crewed operations
BAE Systems to Showcase Extra Large AUV
The XLAUV will showcase its advanced autonomous underwater capabilities in an intelligence gathering, surveillance and reconnaissance scenario
SEA-KIT Wins Funding for Hydrogen-Fueled USV
The ZEPHYR project aims to provide readily accessible green electricity and 100% green hydrogen production, compression, storage and dispensing for port operators and stakeholders
Extra-Large UUV Begins Sea Trials
Cellula Robotics' Solus-XR is powered by cutting-edge hydrogen fuel cell technology and can achieve operational ranges of up to 5000 kilometers
Exail USV Acquired by Oceaneering International
Exail’s DriX USV can be used for offshore and nearshore surveys in conditions up to sea state 5 without compromising data quality
New Greensea IQ Banner for Ocean Robotics Companies
Greensea Systems, Bayonet Ocean Vehicles, and Armach Robotics have been restructured into Greensea IQ to improve interactions with, and understanding of, the oceans
High-Energy Electromagnetic System for AUV Granted New Patent
The “Argeo Discover” by Argeo Robotics AS integrates high-energy electromagnetic signals with autonomous underwater vehicles, allowing insights such as size estimations of mineral deposits
Cellula Robotics Included in CHARYBDIS Phase 1 Project
Cellula Robotics has been selected as one of the suppliers for the CHARYBDIS Phase 1 project, with the overarching goal of achieving integrated uncrewed, persistent, deployable ASW Surveillance systems
Partnership to Deliver AI-Driven Maritime Vessels
Robosys and Lynx Power Catamarans have developed an aluminium twin-hulled multi-Role vessel able to change between crewed, lean crewed, optionally unmanned and fully unmanned at the switch of a button
Additional Underwater Robot for Japan’s Offshore Wind Industry
Japan has purchased another Saab SeaEye Falcon underwater robot, combining intelligent control architecture with powerful thrusters to work in complex environments
Retractable Sonar System Developed for Shallow Waters
At Turkey’s IDEF 2023, Meteksan Defense exhibited the new YAKAMOS-RT, a retractable sonar system developed for patrol boats and Unmanned Naval Vessels operating in shallow waters
Adaptive Control Architecture in Development for USVs
Aurora Flight Sciences' platform-agnostic FALCON solution can detect destabilization quickly and reconstitute control online for safe and continued operation
Construction of Low-Emission USV for Underwater Maintenance & Inspection
The vessel, with a length of 24 meters and a beam of 7.5 meters, will be remotely operated from an operation center on shore and equipped with an on-board sensor system
Pre-Seed Funding Raised to Revolutionize Underwater Inspections
subdron GmbH, a startup specializing in autonomous underwater navigation and data processing for advanced underwater inspections, has raised €1.3M in pre-seed funding
MantaRay™ OBN Handling System Developed
PXGEO and Saab have collaborated to unlock the full potential of Ocean Bottom Node (OBN) seismic technology with the introduction the MantaRay OBN handling system
Seventh X-Class USV Begins Sea Trials Ahead of Delivery to US
SEA-KIT’s X107T USV for Connecticut-based ThayerMahan includes a new winch system, developed by SEA-KIT to integrate with the company’s proprietary virtual helm station to enable deployment of large, towed arrays and sensors
Saildrones Deployed to Study Hurricanes
12 Saildrone Explorers have been selected by NOAA as one of several tools deployed to improve hurricane forecasting
