American shipbuilder Metal Shark has introduced a new “rapidly producible” unmanned surface vessel (USV) engineered for autonomous naval operations with human-in-the-loop control.

A year-old Navy task group assigned to stress-test unmanned surface vessels in the forbidding heat of the Middle East is making breakthroughs - despite interference from hostile actors attempting to damage or nab the boats as they're underway.

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) is teaming up with American defense start-up Anduril Industries to develop unmanned surface vessel (USV).

Hefring Marine and Marine AI have agreed a new partnership to integrate their respective technologies to support improved autonomy in... The post Hefring Marine and Marine AI integrate systems for autonomous operations appeared first on Smart Maritime Network.

Eureka Naval Craft and Greenroom Robotics are unveiling an advanced autonomous naval vessel, combining high-speed, heavy payload capacity, and AI-driven mission versatility

Kongsberg Maritime's first uncrewed surface vessel (USV) has just taken to the water for subsea work for Reach Subsea.

Technological innovation within the maritime industry is resulting in rapid developments that will see the commercial use of autonomous ships, whether they are controlled remotely or are fully autonomous. Such change requires robust regulation to ensure the safety of life at sea, as well as of cargo on board and of the vessel itself.

Oceanus12, the first of four USVs, is now ready for integration trials in the port of Plymouth, UK.