US Navy Selects Autonomous Ships for Ocean Mapping Under $40M Contract
The multi-year award has a $40 million ceiling and will fund long-endurance uncrewed surface vessels for high-resolution surveys, the Navy said.
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Captain-less Ships To Conduct High-Resolution Ocean Floor Mapping Under New U.S Navy Project
Image for representation purposes only U.S Navy has selected Blue Water Autonomy, a technology and shipbuilding company based in Boston, to conduct ocean floor mapping with the help of uncrewed surface vessels. The US Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVOCEANO) decided to give the company a multi-year, indefinite-delivery and indefinite-quantity contract with a value of $40 million. According to sources, the company, however, would compete for specif…
US Navy selects autonomous ships for ocean mapping under $40M contract
A new era of naval operations is on the horizon, as Blue Water Autonomy’s unmanned ships leverage tightly integrated hardware, software, and AI to map the ocean floor and transform maritime research. Blue Water Autonomy is rapidly turning unmanned ships from a concept into an operational reality. After showcasing its Liberty Class autonomous vessel to the U.S. Navy, the company announced a wave of strategic partnerships tied to the Navy’s Medium…
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