Majorca has introduced a new maritime surveillance service to protect coastlines, enhance safety, and regulate nautical tourism. This initiative aims to safeguard the environment, ensure maritime safety, and meet the needs of tourists visiting the Balearic Islands. By implementing yacht inspections and coastline management strategies, Majorca is promoting environmental sustainability and tourist protection.
ACUA Ocean, a UK-based SME, is developing a Pioneer-class USV for persistent surveillance in challenging sea conditions. The USV, with a SWATH platform, features a lithium battery-electric hybrid powertrain and a moon pool for modular payloads. Designed for defense and security applications, it offers stability and versatility in ASW operations.
Maritime surveillance plans include the use of drones for monitoring coastal regions like Mumbai and Goa. Recent incidents have prompted authorities to enhance security measures by deploying drone technology. Three individuals from Kuwait were apprehended, highlighting the need for improved coastal surveillance. GPS analysis revealed suspicious activities on their boat.
Unseenlabs, a France-based company, raised an exceptional €85 million in funding for maritime surveillance using satellite technology to detect radio frequency signals from space. The investment will fuel the launch of new satellites, expansion of observation capabilities, and growth in key international markets. CEO Clément Galic expressed excitement for the company’s future.
