MOBY Robotics: A New Playbook for Subsea Mineral Recovery
Moby Robotics is a new entrant to the subsea swarm autonomous robotic space, created…
Royal Navy Trials Quantum Clock
In the first-of-its-kind trials, the Royal Navy’s Disruptive Capabilities and Technologies…
From Radar Returns to Safe Decisions: Radar Processing for Maritime Autonomy
Without a human onboard with all-around situational awareness, the sensor systems…
MTCOM: Building the Connected Port of Tomorrow
Ports are evolving from traditional infrastructure into intelligent, interconnected ecosystems.
SubSea Craft Makes 40% Investment in LORILLION
SubSea Craft has completed an investment for a 40% equity interest in LORILLION to…
TGS and GTI Collaborate on Seismic Acquisition
TGS and Geophysical Technology Inc. (GTI), a global provider of seismic recording…
L3Harris Opens Rhode Island Facility to Support Naval Readiness
L3Harris Technologies has opened a new 50,000-square-foot maritime production facility…
Hybrid Navy Extravaganza
No too long ago, US Navy Secretary John Phelan said: “If the last few years of conflict…
Jaia Robotics to Deliver Aquatic Drones in US Marine Corps Contract
Jaia Robotics, Inc., a developer and manufacturer of micro-sized autonomous aquatic…
Nauticus Robotics Shares Q2 2026 Financial Results
Nauticus Robotics, Inc., a provider of subsea robotics and software, announced its…
Greensea IQ Launches Autonomous Hull and Infrastructure Inspection Robot
Greensea IQ has introduced Bayonet Sweep, an autonomous underwater robot designed…
The Power of Persistence
“Infantry wins battles. Logistics wins wars.”This quote, attributed to U.S. Army…
As the energy resources of land have started to decrease by the day, scientists in research centers and universities, as well as eager businessmen, have turned their attention to developing means of energy production in the waters of the planetary ocean.
A vessel is said to be moored when it is fastened to a fixed object such as a bollard, pier, quay or the seabed, or to a floating object such as an anchor buoy.Mooring is often accomplished using thick ropes called mooring lines or hawsers.
Applications and EquipmentA hydrographic survey implies data collection about certain bodies of water. Its purpose is to ensure the safety operation of boats and detecting any impediment that might occur. Some use the term to refer only to ocean and sea waters…
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