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Unmanned Underwater Vehicles
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Dive into the world of unmanned underwater vehicles, revolutionizing naval defense with advanced autonomous capabilities.
Covering everything from mine detection to surveillance and reconnaissance, we break down how these systems are advancing underwater missions.
ASELSAN Advances Maritime Strike With ‘TUFAN’ USV and ‘KILIÇ 200’ AUV
ASELSAN’s TUFAN USV and KILIÇ 200 AUV expand autonomous strike across surface and underwater domains.
UK Advances Hybrid Navy Vision With New Underwater Survey Capability
The C-ROTV platform is a containerized launch-and-recovery system enabling autonomous underwater surveys using advanced sensors and remotely managed operations at sea.
Cellula’s ‘Guardian’ Emerges as US Navy Choice for Long-Range AUV
The Guardian AUV, chosen by the US Navy, can remain submerged for over 45 days while housing 5,000 liters worth of equipment.
AVATAAR Debuts as India’s First Drone Capable of Both Flying, Diving Underwater
Avataar is a next-generation robotic drone developed by AquaAirX Autonomous Systems designed for air and underwater operations.
Lockheed Rolls Out Undersea Drone That Hitches to Vessels to Reach Contested Zones
Lamprey is an autonomous undersea vehicle with a modular payload design, capable of carrying torpedoes, sensors, and decoys.
Japan Adds Torpedo-Launched UUV to Its Undersea Defense Arsenal
Japan’s new UUV uses a 533mm torpedo tube-launch design, capable of submarine deployment and recovery, built for subsea monitoring and maritime defense missions.
UAE Unveils ‘ORB’: A Remote Vehicle That Can Go 1,000-Feet Underwater
Trident’s ORB ROV targets zero-visibility deep-water missions, reaching 300 meters to inspect, recover, and map underwater assets autonomously.
HII Demos Coordinated USV-UUV Ops Using Autonomy Software
Odyssey Autonomous Control System is HII’s software for coordinated USV and UUV operations, featuring a single mission interface, and multi-vehicle collaboration.
HII Debuts Sea Launcher to Automate REMUS UUV Launch and Recovery
Sea Launcher is HII’s shipboard system that can launch and recover REMUS UUVs autonomously, featuring a strong-back aluminum frame, and a carbon fiber recovery cradle.