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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
At the GONDAN shipyard in Figueras, Castropol, the launch of its first unmanned vessel took place. This is an advanced uncrewed surface vessel (USV) for USV A/S, a Norwegian company formed by three leading companies in the offshore sector: DeepOcean, Solstad, and Østensjø Rederi.
In The Field
The advanced maritime autonomy software developer, Robosys Automation, has unveiled its new autonomous trials boat, which has been commissioned to deliver testing and sea trials in support of integrating clients’
Company Announcements
Sonardyne International Ltd has announced the launch of SPRINT-Nav U, the world's smallest hybrid acoustic-inertial navigator designed specifically for compact marine robotic platforms.
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Saildrone announced a strategic partnership with Palantir Technologies set to revolutionize maritime intelligence capabilities. This collaboration will enable the rapid scaling of autonomous systems to deliver advanced maritime AI solutions—at
US-owned marine autonomy specialist Janus Marine and Defense and its partner Nexus Remote Solutions are announcing plans to open the UAE’s first center for the testing, hiring, and maintenance of
On March 8, 2025, at the GONDAN shipyard, a naming ceremony was held for the C506 uncrewed surface vessel for USV A/S—a Norwegian company formed by three leading offshore companies:
Lloyd's Register (LR) and Fugro have announced a block fee agreement to streamline the in-service certification and maintenance of Fugro’s growing fleet of autonomous uncrewed surface vessels (USVs).
In the wake of the aircraft collision over the Potomac River near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), NOAA’s National Ocean Service activated response teams to support response and recovery efforts. Tragically, the incident claimed all
