Saab UK has received an order from global offshore wind leader, Ørsted, for a Seaeye Cougar XT Compact. The latest order expands Ørsted’s fleet of Saab Seaeye systems to three Cougar vehicles.
Join us between June 21–24, 2027 in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK, when global leaders in science, marine technology, engineering and sustainability will come together to advance the protection and responsible use of the world's most precious natural resource.
From 31 August to 25 September (2026), Portugal hosted REPMUS 2026, a large-scale exercise which included integrating and assessing uncrewed maritime systems. It involved more than 3700 participants, 300 unmanned systems, 60 research and development companies, and representatives of 36 navies. Uncrewed systems offer new ways for NATO to maintain a credible and persistent presence, even in remote locations, helping enhance deterrence and defence.
Fugro and its subsidiary EOMAP® will bring Earth observation expertise to m-CONNECT, a four-year Horizon Europe-funded research project led by the Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research (ZMT) in Germany. The consortium of more than 20 partners aims to safeguard coral reefs, mangroves and seagrass meadows by viewing them not as separate habitats, but as one interconnected system.
In the tropical Atlantic Ocean, scientists onboard Schmidt Ocean Institute’s R/V Falkor (too) have completed the most comprehensive survey in over two decades on an ocean physics phenomenon called salt finger mixing – which plays a critical role in ocean mixing but is extremely difficult to study, leaving a gap in understanding how our Ocean is changing.
Forum Energy Technologies (FET) has appointed Amariko Co., Ltd. (Amariko) as its local representative for the Dynacon product family in Japan. Under the partnership, Amariko will provide business development, technical and administrative support to Dynacon customers throughout Japan.
Ocean Robotics Planet Magazine Issue 48: Events Calendar & Welcome to Ocean Robotics Planet - How Schilling and Allseas are Rethinking the Work Class ROV - QYSEA Powers All-in-One Compact ROV for Inspection, Measurement & Survey - Oceaneering Freedom: Safeguarding the Seabed - Protecting Vulnerable Energy Supplies - SAMS: Where Marine Robotics Meets Climate Science - Poster: Boaty McBoatface AUV - Into the Fjord: Inside the GIANT Expedition to Greenland’s Melting Frontier - Into the Fjord: Inside the GIANT Expedition to Greenland’s Melting Frontier - Integration, Innovation & the Future
of the Marine Technology Landscape - Broadening the Underwater Horizon: Uncrewed Systems Add Mass, Precision, and Reach to Subsea Surveillance - EUROATLAS Prepares Greyshark AUV for Production - Aquarius Reef Base: From Undersea Outpost to SpaceX of the Sea - The History and the Future of Work Class ROV Power - The 2026 Underwater Glider User Group (UG2) Workshop
Ocean Robotics Planet Magazine Issue 47: Events Calendar & Welcome to Ocean Robotics Planet - Securing the Strait of Hormuz: RTsys’ Lightweight MCM and ASW Solutions for Modern Naval Operations - Popoto Modem SeaSignal: Advancing Low-noise Underwater Acoustic Recording with Edge-ready AI Integration - The Challenge of the Hybrid Navy - The U.S. Navy’s New “Hybrid Fleet” can Deliver MCM Capability - New VideoRay ROV Wraith is the Wraith of Others! - QSTAR: Strengthening Europe’s Next Generation of Mission-ready Military ROV Capability - The U.S. Navy Breaks New Ground with Unmanned Surface Vessel Autonomy - Poster: Saab Seaeye SR20 - Delivering on the Promise of Electric Work Class ROVs - When the ROV Goes Electric, the Umbilical gets Complicated - Adapting Subsea Operations for a New Era in Offshore Energy - Matching Manipulation to Mission: Application-driven Design in Subsea Robotics - Making Waves with Digital Edge Subsea - Innovation, Accelerated: How OceanSight is Redefining the Ocean Technology Lan
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Ocean Business, one of the world’s leading hands-on ocean science and technology events, today announced that Rhode Island will host its first North American-based event. Ocean Business USA will take place September 28–30, 2027, at Safe Harbor New England Boatworks in Newport, in partnership with the Marine Technology Society (MTS).
This challenge is open to everyone in the ROV community and is about celebrating the real-world work of ROVs - the grit, innovation, and teamwork that drive marine technology forward. Whether your ROV is exploring offshore depths, being tested in a lab, or being built from scratch by a student team, we want to spotlight the moments that reflect the current state of ROV technology and capture the essence of this rapidly evolving industry.