From June 14–26, 2026, Teledyne Marine personnel worked closely with the U.K. Royal Navy and Royal Australian Navy teams at Naval Base Kitsap-Keyport in Washington state, supporting operations with the Teledyne Gavia unmanned undersea vehicle (UUV).
BMT will support the initiative through its maritime data and digital capabilities, including the Deep Blue Project and the BMT DEEP platform. The Deep Blue Project combines autonomous surface vessels, metocean sensors, and advanced analytics to enable persistent, real-time maritime data collection, helping to unlock new approaches to coastal monitoring, port operations, and offshore renewable energy projects. BMT DEEP is a cloud-based analytics and asset data platform technology that turns complex metocean and asset data into predictive insights, supporting smarter, safer and more sustainable decisions for offshore assets and coastal infrastructure.
Greensea IQ today introduced Bayonet Sweep, an autonomous underwater robot designed to search and inspect ship hulls and underwater structures. Bayonet Sweep provides navies, security teams, and port and harbor authorities with a rapid and effective way to inspect ship hulls without placing divers in the water.
HII announced that the U.S. Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has officially recognized the successful completion of the company’s Production-Ready, Inexpensive, Maritime Expeditionary (PRIME) prototype project, featuring the Watcher small Unmanned Surface Vessel (sUSV), which is based on HII’s ROMULUS-25 Unmanned Surface Vessel and powered by HII’s Odyssey Autonomous Control System (ACS).
Unique Group, global leaders in subsea technologies and engineering, has successfully delivered the engineering, survey and infrastructure systems supporting Vanguard, the first open-ocean subsea human habitat deployed in United States waters in more than 40 years. Developed by ocean engineering firm DEEP and installed on the seabed at Tennessee Reef within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, Vanguard is designed to enable crews of up to four aquanauts to live and work underwater during extended scientific and operational missions.
Raytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, and Composite Energy Technologies (CET) have successfully demonstrated the undersea launch capabilities of HADALUS, a new, low-cost, long-endurance unmanned undersea vehicle (UUV).
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 Robotics Planet - Critical Undersea Infrastructure (CUI) Protection Special Report 03/2026. CUI Protection: Remote Sensing Solutions for Underwater Assurance - Norway’s CUI Security Approach Illustrates Combined Industry/Navy Role in Multi-stakeholder Co-operation How USV–AUV Mothership - Operations Are Redefining Protection of Critical Underwater Infrastructure.
The World Submarine Organization (WSO) and the MTS Submarine Committee, in partnership with the Submersible Operators Group (SOG) and Det Norske Veritas (DNV), proudly present the 23rd Annual Submarine Symposium. It is set to take place at the International Maritime Museum and DNV Headquarter in Hamburg, Germany
Every two years, the IEEE OES AUV Symposium brings the marine robotics community together to share ideas, exchange lessons learned and foster future research and collaboration. Our focus is on the technologies and applications of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), autonomous surface vessels (ASVs), underwater gliders, and Lagrangian floats, with most papers centered on field robotics or data collected from real-world deployments.
Be part of a global gathering at the heart of marine research, technology, and innovation surrounded by institutions like MBARI, the Naval Postgraduate School, and Hopkins Marine Station.