The first aluminum Surveyor USV from Saildrone has been completed, powered by wind, solar, and a diesel generator for long-range, long-endurance missions in the open ocean
Teledyne Webb Research’s Slocum Sentinel Glider represents a groundbreaking advancement in AUVs and promises to revolutionize oceanographic monitoring across myriad applications
With the goal to monitor strategic underwater areas, ARKEOCEAN has set out to create the first-of-its-kind micro-AUV system to patrol in up to 300 meters depth in discreet swarms
Forcys outlines the difficulties with amphibious warfare in the present day, discussing how its acoustic array technology could maintain a force’s level of situational awareness in future
The Double Eagle ROV can be launched from any type of ship, from the shore, or from a craft of opportunity, providing a deployable solution enabling rapid response to mine threats
The 175D naval generator sets are a key element in this fundamental characteristic of the frigates and comply with the highest requirements for shock noise and vibration
Exail’s ROV can carry out search and rescue, black box recovery, retrieval of objects for investigative purposes, assistance to divers, detection, identification, and much more
Maritime Robotics' Otter USV, equipped with the Teledyne RESON SeaBAT T51-R multibeam echosounder from Teledyne Marine, is now in use by the Ukrainian Navy
The U.S. Navy will incorporate Gecko’s robotic digital weld inspections to assess the integrity of welds during the manufacturing process, decreasing inspection time and reducing costs
Babcock’s new electro-magnetic warfare system MEWSIC will aid faster operational decision-making, enhanced situational awareness and improved ship protection
Saab deployed its anti-submarine warfare training target to mimic the acoustic profile of a submarine that was then tracked by NATO nations during the exercises
The Digital Ocean Vision initiative will improve maritime surveillance using a wide range of assets from satellites to autonomous systems above, on, and below the sea
The Royal Navy’s RFA Proteus will serve as a launchpad for ROVs and as a home to a suite of specialist capabilities for advancing science and technological development
Kongsberg’s Kamewa aluminium series waterjets can cover a power range between 100 and 2000 kW, with typical applications including naval craft, search and rescue boats, and pilot boats