MIND Technology Sells Klein Marine Systems
also see growing opportunities to provide seismic streamer repair services, not only for our SeaLink streamers, but also for products manufactured by others. We believe there may be other opportunities to continue expanding our offerings in these areas."We will continue to develop and promote our Sea Serpent passive array system for maritime defense and security. We believe this product, which is derived from the commercially developed SeaLink system, is a robust and economical solution for these demanding applications
From Seismic Surveys to Hunting Subs, Sea Serpent Passes the Test
MIND Technology said it completed a successful demonstration of its Sea Serpent low-cost anti-submarine warfare system as a part of the U.S. Navy's Coastal Trident 2022 exercise. For the demonstration the system was deployed from an Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) and successfully executed an autonomous mission to detect a realistic underwater target.Sea Serpent is based on MIND's commercially developed SeaLink seismic streamer technology which is used for seismic surveys. Sea Serpent can be used for harbor security, maritime domain awareness, or ASW (anti-submarine warfare) and provides a
Illegally Caught Shark Released near Mexico
A U.S. Coast Guard Maritime Safety and Security Team, working with Operation Sea Serpent, recovered shark and eel suspected of being illegally caught by two Mexican lanchas on longline gear Sunday. A Coast Guard Cutter located two Mexican lanchas approximately 10 miles offshore from South Padre Island in the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone. The cutter was unable to intercept them the lanchas. The MSST arrived near the lancha’s original location and retrieved 2,300 yards of freshly set and abandoned longline gear with eight blacktip sharks and one eel. Six of the sharks and the eel
A USV Franchise Grows Strong in Abu Dhabi
for marine robotics precisely at the time when the technology is gaining traction in military and commercial sectors. Set to debut at this month’s International Defense Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi, the Al Seer Marine/5G offering includes three vehicles: - Sea Serpent, the small 3-m “jet ski” version; - Boomeranger, the larger 11-m RIB; and - Eclipse, the top-of-class 11-m monohull. The Middle East: An Emerging Market As Murphy and his team work toward finishing its unique family of unmanned service
New "Robot Boat" Family Debuts in Abu Dhabi
Today Al Seer Marine and 5G International announced the introduction of a new family of unmanned surface vessels, a family ranging from the 3m Sea Serpent to the 11m monohull Eclipse. The USV family is designed to rapidly penetrate a vibrant Middle East defense market and to offer affordable, dependable USV options for commercial operations. Set to debut at this month’s International Defense Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi, the Al Seer Marine/5G offering includes three vehicles: Sea Serpent, the small 3-m “jet ski” version; Boomeranger, the larger 11-m
Seaflex Bouyancy Shows Real Utility
lay vessel Spirit to the power management station ashore, and to patch in each wind turbine to the offshore hubs – or subsea junction boxes in layman’s terms. The main export power cable has a diameter of 208mm and weighs over 80kg/m in the water. Seaflex supplied over 3km of SeaSerpent cable buoyancy system in 50m and 100m lengths, each section delivered on a steel deployment reel. SeaSerpent was the perfect product for this installation due to the extremely shallow water (0m to 6m over 3km) and because due to tidal variations, the cable route dried out for 8 hours in every 12
August 2025
