UUV / AUV / ROV News

Here’s our round-up of the five most read articles on UnmannedSystemsTechnology.com this week

Kraken Robotics’ new Autonomous Launch and Recovery System allows for rapid mobilization and demobilization on multi-role platforms across a range of different vessels

University of Southampton and ecoSUB Robotics unveil autonomous under water sampler for expanded marine exploration and analysis

The UAE Navy has selected Exail’s UMIS 3rd generation Mine Countermeasures system to enhance capabilities at sea and meet the Navy’s needs in the field of mine clearance

Aiming to improve the capabilities of a military ROV, the U.S. Navy has contracted Greensea IQ with US$2.79M to supply its EOD Edge Upgrade-enhanced IQNS system

RTsys and DCI Group will integrate underwater robotics, from AUVs to recoverable targets, into military training programs to enhance operational readiness and effectiveness

Thales and Exail are set to deliver eight A18-M autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) with SAMDIS 600 sonar for the French Navy, enabling the detection and countering of mine threats

Teledyne Valeport has secured a significant investment from NOR Offshore Rental, enabling the delivery of advanced oceanographic instruments to subsidiary NOR LTD in Aberdeen

SubC Imaging is collaborating with Outland Technology to integrate the advanced Rayfin Micro camera into ROV systems, significantly enhancing underwater imaging capabilities

Dynautics will be showcasing its innovative command and control technologies for a range of unmanned surface and subsurface vessels at MATS 2024, November 5-7, on Stand 39

MASS @ Moorgate will receive Robosys Automation, among other maritime automation innovators, in London on Thursday 31 October 2024, discussing the opportunities of the sector

The new KERNEL-201 miniature MEMS sensor-based IMU from Inertial Labs delivers ultra-low noise, high bandwidth, and minimal latency, aiming to redefine precision and reliability

Greenroom Robotics and Austal Australia’s partnership will further the development of watercraft-based products, crew reduction tech, autonomous operation, and much more

EMCORE will be displaying its impressive range of navigation and inertial sensing products at the AUSA 2024 conference in Washington DC from October 14th to 16th at Booth #4138

The hardware and software upgrades made to SubC Imaging’s Tow Camera System aim to improve operational efficiency and meet the demands of underwater surveys and research

Teledyne Marine’s new GNSS/Inertial Navigation System, the Intrepid, is integrated with the SeaBat T20-ASV processor and comprises a compact IMU and two GNSS antennas

Here’s our round-up of the five most read articles on UnmannedSystemsTechnology.com this week

Sonardyne’s advanced subsea instruments are driving a groundbreaking project to remotely monitor the Loop Current System (LCS) in the Gulf of Mexico, providing critical oceanographic data without the need for manned missions

The new Workhorse Proteus acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP) from Teledyne RDI is compatible with AUVs, collecting current and wave data, flow measurements, and other oceanographic parameters

VideoRay has launched its 25th anniversary photo contest, inviting users to share photos and/or videos of their VideoRay missions for a chance to win exclusive prizes

ELWAVE's Tetrapulse sensor was successfully integrated into VideoRay’s Defender ROV at ANTX Coastal Trident 2024, showcasing its capabilities for real-time underwater target identification in murky waters

Kongsberg Discovery's 8-ton, 40ft, HUGIN Endurance Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) operated completely independent of all human interaction and with no external navigation aiding for the duration its deployment

The Robosys CSO will present in Theme 4 of MATS 2024, Autonomous Platforms: the Next Generation & Supporting Technology, focusing on ANS for COLREGS compliant USVs

Voyis has combined its Discovery Stereo camera with Seatronics’ VALOR ROV, enhancing precision and versatility for subsea applications, including infrastructure inspection and environmental monitoring

Exail has received a €60 million order from NATO for its K-Ster C underwater mine disposal vehicle, equipped with a compact, lightweight, and expendable design ideal for MCM

The NFWF has awarded Teledyne Benthos a grant to advance hopeless or on-demand fishing technology, reducing or removing the need for ropes, lines, and surface buoys