Maritime News & Articles

JPALS, a software-based GPS navigation and precision approach landing system, guides aircraft onto carriers and amphibious assault ships regardless of sea state or weather conditions

Two GE Marine LM500s, each rated at approximately 4.6 MW, will help propel one of the fastest and most technologically advanced vessels in the Republic of Korea Navy fleet with a top speed of 40 knots

The partnership will be focused on incorporating SEA's technology, including its Agile Anti-Submarine Warfare system and Torpedo Launcher Systems (TLS) into The Cube, SH Defence's innovative modular system

The SharpEye Mk11 radars are installed in conjunction with an integrated navigation bridge system, and provide enhanced navigation and surface surveillance capability

With Qii.AI's system, ship inspections from drone imagery can be completed in a fraction of the time taken for traditional methods, Artificial Intelligence (AI) then accelerates the process further by automating the detection and measurement of issues

Thales Australia and ORBIS will focus on initiatives including technological innovation and shipyard infrastructure optimization, as well as developing the naval sustainment industrial base and workforce

Rolls-Royce Submarines will provide the reactors for Australia's nuclear powered submarines in an agreement that's expected to create thousands of jobs for Rolls-Royce and across the UK supply chain

Now operating from Australia, UK and the US, Forcys offers the global maritime naval sector remote, autonomous, and networked control capabilities delivering integrated situational awareness to customers in the underwater domain

The supply contract includes the delivery of twelve special forces FRISC RHIB's with transportation trailers and a comprehensive Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) package

During Ocean Business, 18-20 April 2023 in Southampton, UK, Bayonet Ocean Vehicles and Greensea Systems will be offering demonstrations of the Bayonet crawler being operated over-the-horizon

Completion of a US Navy test program validated the design of the Aerolite One for use in extreme conditions ensuring the user is provided with emergency floatation and protection from cold water