Handy Helpers: Electric Underwater Tools and Manipulators
Underwater vehicles fill a crucial place in maritime operations, providing support…
SMD Appoints New Senior Leadership
Subsea technology company SMD has strengthened its capabilities with key senior appointments…
Comms and Control
In 2025, ecoSUB Robotics and Sonardyne delivered a breakthrough in autonomous underwater…
Crescentia Capital Invests in Underwater Construction Corporation
Underwater Construction Corporation (UCC), a provider of specialized underwater diving services…
LR: Subsea Pipeline Design Choices Determine Integrity
Early design decisions and robust qualification of subsea connectors can materially…
UNOLS Seeks Nominations for Chair-Elect
The University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS) Council is seeking…
VIDEO: Saildrone USV Fires JAGM Missiles
[video courtesy Saildrone]Saildrone and Lockheed Martin demonstrated a new armed…
One Hull, Many Missions: How Modular USVs Are Changing Autonomous Marine Operations
The rapid expansion of autonomous marine operations has created a challenge for research…
Geir Håøy Appointed to MacArtney Board of Directors
MacArtney Underwater Technology has appointed Geir Håøy, former President and CEO of KONGSBERG…
US Proposes Seabed Mining Auction off Northern Mariana Islands
The U.S. Interior Department on Monday proposed a sale this year of deep-sea mining leases in U.S.
MASS Momentum: Making Maritime Autonomy Technology Fit for Purpose
The global momentum for maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) is accelerating…
From Radar Returns to Safe Decisions: Radar Processing for Maritime Autonomy
Without a human onboard with all-around situational awareness, the sensor systems…
The underwater exploration technology made it possible for humans to explore the undersea depths only within the past 50 years. Before this technology was invented, human kind had to rely on experienced divers, but even the most talented swimmer could only go as deep as 417 feet.
Autonomous underwater vehicles are robots using a propulsion system in order to navigate undersea and they do not require a human occupant; instead, they are controlled by an onboard computer system and can move in all three directions. Despite any challenges of the environments…
Short Introduction to Ocean Science and Research: Marine Geology, Geophysics and Biology
Improvements in Subsea Security TechnologyIn recent years, commercial, scientific and military activity have increased exponentially within maritime areas. The material goods involved in such kind of activity – commercial ports, scientific research devices…
Marine Technology Reporter's annual MTR100 awards edition is the industry's most awaited annual ranking of the leading companies serving the global underwater and subsea industry. Participants annually come from every corner of the globe and every sector of the industry.
February 2026
