Blue Ops to Bring Uncrewed Maritime Systems to FAU Harbor Branch
complementary capabilities in a setting uniquely suited to maritime technology development. FAU Harbor Branch is a secure, 144-acre, deep-water port and provides access to the ocean, waterfront infrastructure, marine scientists and engineers, specialized equipment and decades of experience developing technologies for challenging ocean environments. Blue Ops will bring expertise in uncrewed surface vessels, maritime autonomy, mission systems and open architecturesThe Fort Pierce location will support Blue Ops’ research and development in ocean technology, autonomous systems and national defense, including
TGS to Reprocesses Seismic Data for Petronas’ Megah Discovery
has launched a 3D seismic reprocessing project covering about 514 square kilometers over Petronas’ Megah discovery in Block SB-3K offshore Sabah, Malaysia, with final products expected in April 2027.The project will apply TGS' Elastic Multi-Parameter Full Waveform Inversion and depth imaging technologies to its legacy Geostreamer Sabah multi-client 3D Phase 2 dataset, which was acquired in 2017.Processing began in July 2026 and will use a high-resolution velocity model and diffraction imaging across the Megah field. Petronas made the Megah discovery in 2025.The reprocessed data is intended to
Fugro Completes Ultra-Deepwater Survey for Petronas
development activities.Fugro's Kuala Lumpur Remote Operations Centre supported the campaign with continuous data quality control and processing.“Our collaboration with Petronas Carigali allows us to push the boundaries of how offshore projects are delivered. By integrating advanced technologies with real-time remote operations, we are enabling faster insights and more efficient execution. This project highlights Fugro’s continued innovation and our ability to deliver high-impact solutions through our strong footprint in Asia Pacific,” said Safri Drahman, Fugro's Regional
TKMS, EDGE Team Up on Subsea Surveillance Systems
with partners such as TKMS whose expertise strengthens what we deliver,” said Hamad Al Marar, EDGE Managing Director and CEO.The proposed approach would integrate multiple platforms and sensor systems to address a range of maritime threats, with the companies set to assess how their respective technologies could be combined into an underwater surveillance and protection solution.“This cooperation will strengthen underwater surveillance and defense capabilities in the long term - an important contribution given the current security situation. TKMS is committed to continuing its long-standing
Fugro Adds More Survey Work off Timor-Leste
systems in the Timor Trough, where water depths reach up to 3,000 meters.“Winning the geophysical, geotechnical and metocean contracts reflects our ability to deliver fully integrated site characterization solutions for complex deepwater developments. By combining our expertise with deepwater technologies, we can provide high-quality Geo-data and engineering insights to support informed decision-making, reduce project risk, and advance the Greater Sunrise and Bayu Undan developments in Timor-Leste,” said Safri Drahman, Fugro APAC Regional Business Line Director.The work will also be supported
Teledyne Marine Announces New Plymouth Vehicles Service Facility
improve mission readiness, reduce downtime, and make informed operational decisions.The center complements existing UK support infrastructure in Fareham and Southampton, creating a national network supporting Gavia AUVs, Slocum gliders, APEX profiling floats, and other autonomous ocean sensing technologies. This capability is underpinned by multiple In-Service Support (ISS) agreements supporting autonomous underwater vehicles, gliders, and profiling floats, providing through-life engineering, logistics, maintenance, training, and operational support that helps customers maximise availability, mission
Accelerating Undersea Innovation: A Conversation with UTIC CEO Molly Donohue Magee
In this episode, we sit down with Molly Donohue Magee, CEO of the Undersea Technology Innovation Consortium (UTIC), to explore the rapidly evolving world of undersea and maritime technology. The conversation looks at the role collaboration plays in moving new technologies from ideas to real-world applications, the importance of connecting industry, academia, and government, and the opportunities and challenges facing the undersea technology community.
Teledyne Marine Demonstrates UUV Capabilities at REPMUS 2026
Teledyne Marine, which is part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated is supporting REPMUS26, the Portuguese-led experimentation exercise which focuses on Maritime Unmanned System (MUS) experimentation, interoperability, capability and doctrine development where emerging technologies are evaluated in realistic naval environments to accelerate capability adoption across allied fleets. REPMUS is the largest exercise of robotic and experimentation.The event reinforces a principle consistently demonstrated through REPMUS and similar NATO initiatives: customers acquire emerging capabilities when they are
Verlume, SubCtech Team Up on Subsea Power Systems
.SubCtech designs and produces rechargeable lithium-ion battery systems for offshore and subsea applications, including long-duration deployments in demanding operating environments.The companies intend to use the MoU as a framework to identify and pursue further projects where their combined technologies can be deployed, rather than treating subsea energy storage as a standalone component.“The next generation of subsea infrastructure will require more than individual pieces of equipment. Persistent offshore operations increasingly require power, energy storage, communications and control
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