Enabling
ocean space autonomy

Enabling
ocean space autonomy

We envision leading the future of maritime autonomy, ensuring safer and more sustainable ocean space operations.

Upcoming events:

Femme 2026

29 Sep.–2 Oct.
GenoaItaly

APEX Europe

7–8 Oct.
LondonUK

Natural Disasters Expo USA

14–15 Oct.
TexasUSA

HYDRO 2026

27–29 Oct.
AntwerpBelgium

Euronaval 2026

3–6 Nov.
ParisFrance

ARAMUSS

9–13 Nov.
SalvadorBrazil
Two uncrewed surface vessels (Mariner and Mariner X) by Maritime Robotics operating together in open sea.

International WorkBoat Show 2026

2–4 Dec.
New Orleans, LAUSA

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Previous events

Feature: Use-case
30/09 2026

From concept to capability: Advancing NATO’s maritime autonomy

Autonomous maritime systems are evolving from promising concepts into trusted operational assets. During REPMUS & BOLD MACHINA 2026, NATO's flagship exercises for maritime defense and special operations, Maritime Robotics collaborated with naval forces and industry partners to test how uncrewed surface vessels strengthen coastal defense and maritime security.

The exercise proved that autonomy is not only about uncrewed vessels. It is about giving people better tools, better awareness and more operational options in areas where traditional operations can be risky, costly or difficult to sustain.