Maritime Robotics recently delivered two USVs to DEME, showcasing their commitment to sustainability and innovation in the maritime industry. The Otter USV is ideal for coastal areas, while the Mariner USV excels in offshore missions. This partnership sets new standards for operational efficiency and environmental responsibility, shaping the future of maritime technology.
ANELLO Photonics has introduced a new Maritime INS that combines Silicon Photonic Optical Gyroscope technology with a sensor fusion engine for high-precision navigation. The system offers reference-grade position, velocity, and attitude data output, with a three-axis SiPhOG boasting less than 0.5°/hr unaided heading drift. It features dual triple-frequency GNSS receivers.
This week, the maritime industry made strides in crew welfare, safety, and sustainability. Developments such as approval of hydroponic systems to autonomous vessels reflect a commitment to sustainable practices. Meanwhile, India’s ambitious plans for shipbuilding and environmental protection signal a collaborative effort toward a more responsible maritime future.
This week, maritime sector unveiled initiatives aimed at improving seafarer welfare, improvements in Seafarers happiness and significant innovations, including the Matangi, an autonomous vessel under the Sagarmala Project, and advanced AI technologies at Vizhinjam International Port. Addionally, pioneering eco-friendly technologies highlight the industry’s commitment to sustainability and operational excellence.
Ascent Vision Technologies Australia partners with Maritime Robotics to integrate the CM62 Micro Gimbal with the Otter uncrewed surface vessel for enhanced maritime ISR operations. The Otter’s precise data acquisition capabilities and efficient electric propulsion system, combined with the CM62’s high-resolution sensors, provide a robust solution for autonomous surveillance in littoral and shallow areas.
Maritime Robotics and AKVA group Helgeland Plast announced on Earth Day their collaboration to manufacture Maritime Robotics’ Mariner USV hulls using climate-neutral materials. This shift from fossil to plant-based materials supports a greener future without compromising quality and safety, showcasing a commitment to sustainability in maritime technology.
