The US Navy’s (USN’s) submarine service is continuing to take key steps in developing and deploying uncrewed underwater vehicle (UUV) capability through exercises and operations,
The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) is shifting towards a ‘software first’ approach in capability development, to build a force structure that can respond to
The UK Royal Navy (RN) has completed a second successful trial in its development of the capability to launch and recover uncrewed systems from submarine
The UK Royal Navy (RN) has detailed the requirements for its future Multi-Role Strike Ship (MRSS), requirements underlining the platform’s importance in providing strike capability
NATO is conducting maritime uncrewed systems (MUS) experimentation in the Baltic Sea to demonstrate both the capacity to accelerate capability delivery and the importance of
The United Kingdom’s latest Strategic Defence Review (SDR) has reiterated the country’s commitment to supporting NATO deterrence and defence requirements and, in so doing, has
Helsing and its international partners producing an autonomous maritime underwater surveillance package – incorporating the Lura artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled advanced software platform, installed onboard the
Four international companies are forming a partnership to provide capability and capacity to tackle underwater threats. Particularly, the partnership is designed to accelerate deployment of
Co-operation between maritime industry, navies, and key other commercial and government stakeholders is crucial to building deterrence and wider security for critical undersea infrastructure (CUI)
The French Navy (Marine Nationale) is looking towards a vertical take-off/landing capability for uncrewed aerial vehicles (VTOL UAV) to enhance the operational reach and flexibility
