Maritime News & Articles

USNS Cody is reportedly the first ‘Flight II’ EPF ship that features enhanced medical facilities and naval medicine afloat capabilities that aim to provide critical combat care

Smarter Technologies' Orion IoT Data Network and smart sensors are being deployed at His Majesty’s Naval Base (HMNB) Portsmouth to drive digital transformation and improve port operational efficiency

ACV-C provides open-ocean and ship-to-objective amphibious capability, land mobility, survivability and growth flexibility to incorporate and adapt future technologies

Hyundai Mobis has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Republic of Korea Marine Corps for the advancement of motion sickness reduction technology, specialized for harsh conditions in armored amphibious vehicles

The Overlord program has played a critical role in jumpstarting the Navy’s experimentation with USVs and accelerating Fleet knowledge and experience in using USVs in operations

Forcys seeks to transform a range of maritime operations including asset protection, littoral strike, mine warfare, submarine rescue, and submarine and anti-submarine warfare

The Seabat T20-S Multibeam Echo Sounder (MBES) delivers high-resolution bathymetric data, empowers the automated detection of pipelines, and will be instrumental in the Polish Navy's critical underwater infrastructure inspections

Vegvisir Core is designed to deliver a comprehensive 360-degree view on infantry fighting vehicles, armored personnel carriers, combat support platforms, and much more

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) advanced sea Mini-POP sensor payloads will enhance the capabilities of the Royal Thai Navy's patrol vessels to be able to operate in difficult and challenging conditions

Boeing’s Orca is its new class of autonomous submarine, able to can perform long duration critical missions aiming to achieve undersea maritime dominance in changing environments

Babcock will suport and maintain two minehunters, essential defense assets for the country’s naval forces that will support activity such as keeping sea lanes open