Saronic Technologies, Vigor Marine Group Partner to Deliver Autonomous Solutions

Saronic & Vigor Partner To Deliver Scalable Autonomous Maritime Solutions

Vigor and Saronic will work closely to identify opportunities to advance the priorities of core U.S. government and maritime customers.

Saronic, Vigor Marine Partner Around Support For Autonomous Vessels At Scale - Defense Daily

Startup autonomous surface vessel developer Saronic Technologies and legacy industrial ship repair and small vessel builder Vigor Marine Group have partnered to leverage their respective capabilities to increase support for […]

Saronic Technologies and Vigor Marine Group Announce Strategic Partnership

VANCOUVER, Wash. (July 14, 2025) – Saronic Technologies and Vigor Marine Group today announced a strategic partnership focused on rapidly advancing the delivery of autonomous maritime capabilities and strengthening operational support for defense and commercial customers. This partnership brings together two trusted maritime innovators with complementary capabilities, whose combined expertise can help support U.S. government and commercial custo…

Saronic Technologies, Vigor Marine Group Partner to Deliver Autonomous Solutions

Saronic Technologies and Vigor Marine Group today a strategic partnership focused on rapidly advancing the delivery of autonomous maritime capabilities and strengthening operational support for defense and commercial customers. Vigor brings…

Saronic and Vigor Form Strategic Partnership to Advance Autonomous Maritime Capabilities

Saronic Technologies and Vigor Marine Group announced today a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating the delivery of autonomous maritime capabilities while strengthening operational support for defense and commercial customers. The...

D.C. Unveils Bill to Legalize Autonomous Vehicles: Most residents see AVs as a potential solution to traffic concerns - Chamber of Progress

Washington, D.C. Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie recently introduced legislation to allow fully autonomous vehicles (AVs) to operate on city streets. While companies like Waymo have spent years testing self-driving technology in the District, current D.C. law still requires a human operator behind the wheel. McDuffie’s bill would eliminate the driver-in requirement, paving the way for robotaxi services to serve D.C. riders in the near future. Acco…