Maritime News & Articles

Vigilance will fulfill critical operational needs through a combination of organic and modular capabilities, enabling core naval mission such as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, subsea infrastructure protection and mine countermeasures

CAE's MAD-XR system, a highly sensitive magnetometer, can be used as a sensor to detect submarines and offers increased range, sensitivity coupled with reduced size, weight and power requirements

SEA’s KraitSense ASW system contains a low profile sonar sensor, handling equipment, processing hardware and software, and an interactive user control station to view, analyze, and report sonar contact information

To be integrated onboard a vessel selected by the customer, Kraken will deliver its KATFISH towed Synthetic Aperture Sonar, Tentacle Winch and Autonomous Launch and Recovery System (ALARS) in Q2, 2023

The partnership marks the first time a cold spray additive manufacturing technology will be investigated as a manufacturing method for Submarine Safety Program (SUBSAFE) compliant applications

Patria NEMO Navy is a light, compact system, ideal for applications in fast-moving naval and mechanized fleets, with a turret that can be integrated into a variety of platforms

MARSS' multi-site security program will protect a series of nine critical infrastructure sites across the Middle East, all networked into a centralized national command center

Kraken’s AquaPix is a configurable synthetic aperture sonar (SAS) that replaces high end sidescan systems at an affordable price, while delivering higher resolution, range, and area coverage rates (ACR)

The aim of the exercise, codenamed Open Spirit, is to clear the Baltic Sea from mines, torpedoes, and other explosive remains from both World Wars and the Cold War

The vehicle on display at FEINDEF is the personnel variant (ACV-P), fully open-ocean capable with space to carry 13 combat-loaded Marines and a crew of three, from ship to objective and back

The Principles of Undersea Magnetohydrodynamic Pumps (PUMP) program will assemble and validate multi-physics modeling and simulation tools including hydrodynamics, electrochemistry, and magnetics for scaling MHD designs