Marine Unmanned Surface Systems (USV) News

Based out of Texas, Jason Barfield’s focus will be on serving customers in the offshore energy sector throughout North America, South America, and Canada

Charles River Analytics is creating ROMAN (Real-Time Ortho-Mosaicking for Awareness and Navigation), a set of software components for creating real-time sea surface maps and detecting maritime objects

In partnership with Samskip B.V, Ocean Infinity will be building two new remotely-operated and autonomous-ready container vessels that will integrate hydrogen fuel cells, delivering up to 3.2 MW of power

Join military, academia and industry thought leaders at Unmanned Systems West and hear from government officials in San Diego, 29-30 September 2022

Synthetic Aperture Radar by IMSAR is supporting the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) on Textron Systems’ Aerosonde unmanned aircraft flying over the East Baltic Sea region in support of national authorities in Finland, Estonia and Latvia

Sea Machines Robotics’ AI-ris uses digital cameras and AI-processing to detect, track, classify and geolocate objects, vessel traffic and other potential obstacles to provide best-in-class situational awareness

The T500 Thruster uses a flooded brushless motor design and can produce up to 16 kgf of thrust

The launch and recovery demonstration was carried out using a prototype platform called Pharos and HII’s Proteus Large-Diameter Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (LDUUV)

SEA-KIT’s H-class USV can accommodate a range of sensors as well as deploy a tow cage, SVP, MAPR, CTD and side scan sonar for deep-water and nearshore bathymetric and hydrographic survey missions

The company’s topic experts will provide technical and application training and on-water demonstrations of an array of products from their vehicles, instruments, and imaging groups

Wavefront's underwater vision solutions are designed for both military and civilian applications

Teledyne Marine customers and users are encouraged to submit their favorite photos showing any of Teledyne Marine’s products in action.

The UK Ministry of Defence and SeeByte will develop and deliver Command and Control (C2) and Autonomy architectures that will operate across the Mine Hunting Capability (MHC) program to enable best of breed solutions

HydroSurv has refitted and upgraded the fully electric, zero emission vessels for use by future students at South Devon College’s Marine Academy


Autonomous Ship Expo will bring together the latest autonomous navigation technology and automated onboard systems developers, sensors, e-navigation systems, automation software & maritime remote-control technology

Subsea Wireless Group’s new standard aims to improve communication between offshore vessels and the autonomous vehicles used in underwater inspection, maintenance and repair

Cambridge Pixel's RadarWatch is capable of displaying radar video, tracks, AIS, ADS-B and camera video

Armach Robotics’ Hull Service Robot is man-portable at under 66lbs and around 34 inches long, which greatly reduces deployment costs and increases convenience

Sentient Vision Systems’ Visual Detection And Ranging (ViDAR) Surface is a next generation surface lookout providing a day and night autonomous ocean surface surveillance

iXblue's USV acquired accurate and high-resolution bathymetric data, controlled remotely via 4G and satellite communications

Integrated into the ship’s combat systems, the Aerosonde from Textron Systems is equipped to deliver day/night full-motion video, wide area surveillance, communications relay, signals intelligence and more

Iridium's SATCOM solutions provide trusted connectivity for unmanned and autonomous vessels operating anywhere on the planet

20 of Nauticus Robotics’ Hydronaut-Aquanaut pairs will to be strategically deployed in multiple offshore industries serving applications ranging from subsea maintenance and intervention to data collection

New collaboration will provide engagement opportunities for SMEs worldwide

Commodore Steve Prest from the Royal Navy has joined the speaker line-up for Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology Conference 2022, taking place 11-12 May in London, UK

Data gathered by the USV will inform NOAA on the potential use of autonomous systems in support of its broader mission