Maritime Security
Naval Minehunting Enters New Stage
Unmanned minehunting technologies are gaining momentum, and the transition to the widespread use of autonomous systems in mine countermeasures is becoming a reality in...
Meet Naval IoT Network
IoT connected devices such as sensors have a wide range of applications in the military and security realms. The US Defense Advanced Research Projects...
US Navy Transitions to New Patrol Boat
The United States Navy has recently acquired a new next-generation patrol boat. The 40 Defiant patrol boat platform has been chosen by the United...
Underwater Target Detection by Acoustic Sensor
A new acoustic sensor completes trials. The ULISSES (Ultra-LIght SonicS Enhanced System) acoustic sensor system has completed live sea trial off the coast of...
Egozi: Unmanned Killer Boats’ Growing Role
By Arie Egozi
The problem is universal and some countries are now confronted by it in a growing pace and severity.
An exclusive economic zone (EEZ)...
Important Step Towards Blue Technology Enhancement
The US Coast Guard has chosen the University of California San Diego to evaluate and develop so-called “blue water” technology, a safety and law...
New Unmanned System to Operate at Maritime Arena
The British Ministry of Defense (MoD) has unveiled a next-generation unmanned system, known as MAST-13, for the protection of the Royal Navy’s future ships...
Military Maritime Innovations Successfully Tested
Reliable communication over the open sea is a great technological challenge. It is impossible to have a stationary infrastructure at sea. Nevertheless, increasing resolutions...
UUV Systems Upgraded
The United States Navy has recently closed a $15.8 million contract with a marine robotics company to upgrade the MK 18 Kingfish unmanned underwater...
New Type of Threat to Maritime Security
Increasingly connected and automated vessels are becoming a cybersecurity challenge. In an incident last February, a deep draft vessel on an international voyage sailed...
Large USVs to Be Integrated with US Naval Fleets
The United States Navy is calling for companies to present ideas for the service’s Large Unmanned Surface Vehicle (LUSV). The Navy intends to operate...
UK Assesses Drone Role in Search and Rescue Missions
The authority that oversees search and rescue operations in the UK, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) plans to assess the potential use of...
Road Tech is Applicable to Maritime Arena
A new boat stopping technology brings to a quick and safe halt vessels whose maneuvers arouse suspicions about their intent. The new family of...
Dual-Use Undersea Technology Ban
Amid concerns over Russia’s alleged efforts to develop capabilities “to track, assess and disrupt undersea communication cables,” the UK has banned transfer of sub...
Combat Ships Getting Advanced Capabilities
U.S. Navy littoral combat ships will soon be equipped with new sensor systems. Saffire III Electro-Optics Sensor Systems will supply the vessels with image...
North Korea is Preparing the Next Challenge
North Korea is well known for its arsenal of nuclear missiles, posing as a threat to many countries. North Korea has always invested a...
This Unmanned Boat is Truly Integrating Humans and Machines
Autonomous vehicles in the maritime sphere are less prevalent than aerial systems, yet new developments demonstrate innovation and response to changing needs. A new...
Croatia Will Operate UAS for Maritime Surveillance
Starting this summer, the Republic of Croatia will assist in maritime Coast Guard using a helicopter-resembling Unmanned Aerial System (UAS). Croatia will operate the...
Seahawk Helicopters Got New Destination
The United States possesses one of the strongest and most intelligent military systems throughout the world. Greece has recently just approached the United States...
Unmanned Helicopter Gets New Mission
The US Navy declared its MQ-8C Fire Scout unmanned helicopter mission capable and ready to deploy aboard Littoral Combat Ships. The initial operational capability...
New System to Counter Fast Attack Boats
Small boats used by terrorists or pirates and even armies can pose a major threat, and being able to confront them is vital for...
Game-Changer Tech for Underwater Challenges
Underwater surveillance is frequently challenged by the problem of back-scatter caused by light reflecting off particles suspended in the water. An underwater 3D laser...
