Uncrewed.
Your comprehensive guide to the rapidly expanding world of uncrewed marine technologies. Here you will find the latest industry news, exclusive editorial, and our most recently updated Uncrewed Vehicle Buyers’ Guide (UVBG).
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Top 3 Product Launches & Developments
Led by Digital Transformation Capital Partners (DTCP), the Series B funding round will accelerate Kraken's rapid capability development and international manufacturing expansion.
In The Field
In a major technological advancement for the protection of ports and critical infrastructure worldwide, Ultra Maritime has successfully demonstrated a groundbreaking capability to detect and classify advanced unmanned underwater vehicles
Company Announcements
Seatrec, a leader in thermal-powered, long-endurance subsea drones, today announced that it was selected by the Department of War (DoW) to receive a $30.8 million award under the Accelerate the
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Sector Collaboration
Saronic and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the development of autonomy-capable maritime systems and technologies to strengthen America's shipbuilding industrial base. Through this partnership,
Ray Systems, the UK bio-inspired robotics company reimagining how machines move through water, today announced a collaboration with the National Oceanography Centre (NOC), one of the world's leading oceanographic institutions.
Babcock has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with British business, ACUA Ocean Technologies and Frankenburg Technologies to advance counter Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS)
Ocean Power Technologies has announced that it has received notification from the US Government that its maritime drone technology, the WAM-V unmanned surface vehicle (USV), has been selected for further engagement following a recent competitive capability assessment.
Kraken Technology Group and Capewell, supported by the Royal Navy under Project Beehive, have successfully completed the world's first extracted-load airdrop of an uncrewed surface vessel (USV) from an A400M military transport aircraft.