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The Future Capability Group from the UK’s Ministry of Defence DE&S office helps place cutting-edge technology into the hands of the UK’s Armed Forces. The team develop and test novel and disruptive te ... -
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The military alliance leads exercises focusing on autonomous underwater vehicles and maritime technologies. Exercise REPMUS (Robotic Experimentation and Prototyping with Maritime Unmanned Systems) is ... -
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Enhancing maritime situational awareness is key when protecting critical undersea infrastructure. The creation of a global scale network of sensors from the seabed to space to identify, classify, an ... -
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Protecting critical undersea infrastructure such as gas pipelines is essential for regional defence and security. NATO has recently stepped up its efforts to improve resilience. On the sidelines of ... -
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AI and autonomous systems are changing naval warfare. The US Navy’s Task Force 59 and the Disruptive Capabilities Office have been cultivating innovations emerging from the defence sector. One of th ...
Features
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Navy Leaders has been granted access to take a closer look at Herne, the new XLAUV in development by BAE Systems. Read our full report here. -
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The Insights Report 2024 is a summary report brought to you by Navy Leaders. The objective of the report is to provide an insight into the key challenges, opportunities and future considerations which ... -
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Ahead of our 2025 Navy Tech conference, we look at one of its key topics: some of the current trends regarding the use of uncrewed systems by navies around the globe.
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