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Falcon Eye Technology and Norbit Security Win Underwater Security Contract

Falcon Eye Technology has been awarded a contract to integrate NORBIT Security Sonars…

Source: TGS

TGS Launches Gemini X

TGS has launched Gemini X, the operational combination of its Gemini Enhanced Frequency…

An unmanned surface vessel. Credit: Adobe Stock/Andrey VP

MASS Momentum: Making Maritime Autonomy Technology Fit for Purpose

The global momentum for maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) is accelerating…

The remotely operated vehicle, Deep Discoverer, imaging the seafloor off American Samoa during an expedition in 2017. (Image credit: NOAA OER)

NOAA, Partners to Explore and Map Waters Around American Samoa

NOAA Ocean Exploration and its partners will conduct two expeditions in waters around…

Image courtesy MOBY Robotics

MOBY Robotics: A New Playbook for Subsea Mineral Recovery

Moby Robotics is a new entrant to the subsea swarm autonomous robotic space, created…

Source: Royal Navy

Royal Navy Trials Quantum Clock

In the first-of-its-kind trials, the Royal Navy’s Disruptive Capabilities and Technologies…

A SEA-KIT X class USV built for Fugro. SEA-KIT was an early adopter of Cambridge Pixel's radar processing. Credit: SEA-KIT.

From Radar Returns to Safe Decisions: Radar Processing for Maritime Autonomy

Without a human onboard with all-around situational awareness, the sensor systems…

EdgeLab's USV_EL CAT, an autonomous surface vehicle designed to collect, process and transmit critical information. Credit: EdgeLab S.p.A.

MTCOM: Building the Connected Port of Tomorrow

Ports are evolving from traditional infrastructure into intelligent, interconnected ecosystems.

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SubSea Craft Makes 40% Investment in LORILLION

SubSea Craft has completed an investment for a 40% equity interest in LORILLION to…

Saildrone has introduced Spectre, a 52-meter, 250 tonne USV capable of up to 30 knots.
Source: Saildrone

Hybrid Navy Extravaganza

No too long ago, US Navy Secretary John Phelan said: “If the last few years of conflict…

© Nauticus Robotics

Nauticus Robotics Shares Q2 2026 Financial Results

Nauticus Robotics, Inc., a provider of subsea robotics and software, announced its…

Envoy AUV. Credit: Cellula Robotics

The Power of Persistence

“Infantry wins battles. Logistics wins wars.”This quote, attributed to U.S. Army…

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