U.S. Navy Selects HII USV to Advance to At-Sea Testing
;HII’s Odyssey Autonomous Control Solutions (ACS) is currently deployed on REMUS unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) and ROMULUS USV platforms in 30 countries, transforming vehicles into intelligent robotic systems. Through flexible vehicle-, module-, and algorithm-level implementations across diverse platforms, sensors, payloads, and mission profiles, Odyssey Advanced Autonomy Solutions deliver multi-vehicle collaborative autonomy, sensor fusion, and advanced perception capabilities.The ROMULUS family of Unmanned Surface Vessels is designed to meet the current and emerging requirements of the
International Youth Ocean Leadership and Advocacy Program Arrives in Poland
for young scientists, students and early-career researchers.Participants will share research, ideas and perspectives across humanities and social sciences, as well as natural and physical sciences. The program also includes a dedicated session on inclusiveness in science, highlighting the importance of diverse voices and accessible research environments.Selected contributions will be published in registered conference proceedings with ISBN and recognized with awards for outstanding work
SYOS Introduces SU10 UUV
uncrewed underwater vehicle (UUV) to extend and strengthen its multi-domain autonomous uncrewed portfolio across air, land, sea to subsurface.The SU10 is designed for mine countermeasures (MCM), critical subsea infrastructure protection and persistent surveillance and maritime security. It can support diverse missions such as search, identification and route clearance, infrastructure inspection and intervention.Combined with other SYOS uncrewed vehicles, the SU10 can deliver integrated and scalable multi-domain operations in contested environments, executing complex missions.SYOS CEO and founder, Sam
Seiche Leads Pilot Study to Assess Piling Noise Offshore
Evidence and Change program is an ambitious strategic research and data-led program. Its aim is to facilitate the sustainable and coordinated expansion of offshore wind to help meet the UK's commitments to low carbon energy transition whilst supporting clean, healthy, productive and biologically diverse seas
eXXpedition All-Women Sailing Mission Sets Off to Map Global Ocean Plastic
After her trip, Dr Jambeck went on to publish groundbreaking research that became one of the most cited papers ever on plastic pollution. Crucially, the research on this mission will be conducted in collaboration with scientific partners, local communities and leaders in each region. A crew as diverse as the solutions requiredThis mission, like all of eXXpedition’s voyages, will be crewed by multidisciplinary women from across the globe, most of whom have no sailing experience. The first crew members include an engineer from Bulgaria, an entrepreneur from Austria, a materials innovator
ASL Environmental Science, Open Ocean Robotics Collaborate on Autonomous Monitoring
often deployed on moorings, providing a multifrequency time series lasting 12 months or longer. Combining ASL's AZFP with Open Ocean Robotics' innovative uncrewed DataXplorer platform demonstrates a more efficient, environmentally friendly, and safer approach to collecting oceanographic data in diverse and remote marine environments
Op-Ed: Why Wave Energy Must Be the UK’s Next Great Green Frontier
solar PV. Wave energy is now poised for the same trajectory. But with CfD Allocation Round 8 approaching, hesitation is no longer harmless. Every month of delay risks ceding ground to nations already racing ahead.The UK’s clean energy future will not be defined by one technology alone, but by a diverse portfolio that reinforces energy security, economic opportunity, and environmental integrity. Wave energy is long debated and finally now proven is ready to take its place. The Atlantic has thundered against British shores for millennia. The real question is whether Britain will now harness it,
Registration Open for Teledyne Valeport's Marine Measurement Forum #71
, researchers, and marine technology specialists to share knowledge, exchange best practice, and build professional connections across the marine measurement community.This year’s forum will be held at the historic Dartington Hall estate in South Devon, a region with a long‑established and diverse concentration of marine science, technology, and measurement expertise. The depth of capability across research, innovation, and application in the South West makes it an ideal setting for bringing the marine measurement community together.MMF#71 will follow the forum’s well‑established informal
MIT Researchers Reveal "Ammonia-Aluminum" Fuel for Prolonged Ocean Exploration
with ammonia, show potential for even greater gas generation and more precise control of the aluminum chemical reaction. This discovery establishes a clear technological roadmap for the next generation of high-performance underwater buoyancy engines, offering a flexible platform that can be tuned for diverse mission requirementsThis research was supported by the MIT Portugal Program and has resulted in a filed patent for the use of aluminum fuel in ocean applications.The full paper can be read here.
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