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The SeaBat T20-S Multibeam Echosounder (MBES), delivering high-resolution bathymetric data, will be instrumental in the Polish Navy's critical underwater infrastructure inspections, a crucial aspect of modern seabed warfare
Developer and manufacturer of tailored propulsion solutions for the maritime industry Plettenberg has released the NOVA Maritime Series of inrunner BLDC motors
The Orca XLUUV is the successor Boeing’s Echo Voyager, an XLUUV that has spent over 10,000 hours operating at sea and autonomously transited hundreds of nautical miles
CHCNav discusses how it aims to drive efficiency and safety with its CGI-610 system, ensuring accurate navigation and effectively addressing operational challenges
The integration of Teledyne's industry-standard acoustic modem technology and the new Acoustic Trigger feature could revolutionize the lobster and crab fishing industries
The service centre will support Teledyne Gavia's AUVs, known for a low logistics modular design and ability to be rapidly transported and maintained for good operational reliability
VideoRay's state-of-the-art underwater robotic systems are portable, intuitive, and able to excel in even the toughest of environments
SubC Imaging's products are built to excel in harsh ocean environments and have been developed in close collaboration with offshore energy professionals and the marine research community
The acquisition aims to elevate Mexico Port Authorities' surveillance and monitoring capacities, ensuring state-of-the-art technology is deployed across all ports under their jurisdiction
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A Voyis Recon LS and the Wavefront Solstice 3000 multiple-aperture sonar (MAS) Combined AUV payload have been integrated onto L3Harris’ Iver4 900 platform
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Greensea IQ has successfully demonstrated an autonomous explosive ordnance (EOD) disposal mission for the US Navy and Defense Innovation Unit, using ocean robots to make the neutralization of subsea threats safer and scalable
NCCOS, RTsys and Arctic Rays join forces to better understand our oceans, mitigate climate change and protect marine life
Textron Systems’ CUSV® participated in a series of U.S. Navy-sponsored FIAC missions, demonstrating enhanced surface warfare capabilities with PONIARD rockets against moving targets
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Services looking for a compact, versatile, user-friendly system for missions include military navies, coast guards, customs agencies, rescue services, police departments, and more
AutoNaut’s USV remotely collected data from the Sonardyne Fetch AZA BPR, changing how oceanographic data is collected and reducing reliance on ships for deep sea fieldwork
The EverClean robot is packed with features like depth aided navigation, smarter obstacle avoidance, improved maneuvering, and enhanced user interaction capabilities
SAMS has deployed the two deep-sea BPRs, one in the north-east Atlantic and one in the Labrador Sea, to record regular changes in sea surface height
Oceanbotics’ SVR-8 includes state-of-the-art imaging sonar, doppler velocity log, seamlessly integrated SubNav OS software, and a cutting-edge USBL system
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The integration of the Voyis Discovery Stereo Camera with the SEAMOR Mako ROV aims to benefit two key industries: aquaculture and hydroelectric
EGS Australia’s integration of Videosoft Global’s adaptive video compression and transmission protocols will advance remote operations in hydrographic and geophysical survey sectors
The Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV), using interferometric sonar, was able to generate high resolution images of a 18mm diameter cable and identify emplacement of multiple inert explosive ordnance devices via change detection from side scan sonar images
The new compatibility, which involves Exail's Ramses system directly controlling Kongsberg's cPAP transceiver, enables the seamless integration of both devices on the same subsea vehicle
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