Maritime RoboticsOct 23, 20193 minNorwegian UAS consortium demonstrates pioneering 200km coastal long-distance flightA recent experimental flight proves that unmanned aircrafts can be used not only for short round trips, but also for long distance operat...
Maritime RoboticsSep 24, 20192 minField Demos of Autonomous Collision Avoidance Over the last four years, Maritime Robotics has collaborated with NTNU, DNV-GL and KONGSBERG in the Autosea project on sensor fusion and ...
Maritime RoboticsSep 6, 20192 minSummer InternsThe Maritime Robotics Summer Internship Program gives students the opportunity to work in the exciting, innovative, and up-and-coming fie...
Maritime RoboticsJul 19, 20191 minUSV Pilot with Port of AmsterdamLast week, Maritime Robotics collaborated with Seabed to inspect the draft of ships using the Telemetron USV, for Port of Amsterdam and t...
Maritime RoboticsJul 18, 20191 minCollaborative Surveys with SafeCOPSafeCOP (Safe Cooperating Cyber-Physical Systems using Wireless Communication) We believe that the future is autonomous. In order for aut...
Maritime RoboticsJul 1, 20191 minKristiansund Autonomous Ferry ProjectThe Pilot-T project, led by Maritime Robotics, will convert the 143-year old Sundbaten ferry to be autonomous and battery powered.
Maritime RoboticsJun 24, 20191 minWe are seeking new team members! Electrical Engineer / Electronics Designer for Unmanned Systems Maritime Robotics is seeking new team members! Maritime Robotics was foun...
Maritime RoboticsJan 24, 20191 minA partner of the EU-funded program MarineUASMaritime Robotics is proud to be a partner of the EU-funded program MarineUAS [www.marineuas.eu] with our two PhD students; Anthony Hoven...
Maritime RoboticsMar 13, 20183 minRakuten Institute of Technology and Maritime Robotics Agree to Collaborate on Research into UnmannedWe are proud to announce our technology cooperation agreement on Unmanned Cargo Ships with Rakuten Institute of Technology. https://globa...
Maritime RoboticsNov 8, 20171 minDefence Industry seminarMaritime Robotics hosted Defence Industry seminar as a part of the Norwegian F-35 arrival arrangements. With the landing of the new F-35s...
Maritime RoboticsSep 22, 20172 minGLIDER Unmanned Ocean Exploration Project 2017The GLIDER Project forms part of the Norwegian Research Council DEMO2000 and is being managed by Akvaplan-niva, Project Lead, Lionel Camu...
Maritime RoboticsAug 25, 20171 minTomorrows aquaculture facilitiesUnmanned vehicles are creating opportunities to operate fish farms in areas with harsher weather conditions without putting people at ris...
Maritime RoboticsAug 18, 20171 minAutonomous aquaculture – The Game is changingThanks to all the people that participated to our seminar yesterday where we demonstrated both unmanned aerial vehicles and unmanned surf...
Maritime RoboticsMay 27, 20171 minGLIDER – Unmanned explorationThe Glider project – unmanned ocean environmental monitoring Maritime Robotics will, as a part of the pioneering GLIDER project, integrat...
Maritime RoboticsMay 27, 20171 minMaritime Robotics and Seabed GeoSolutionsMaritime Robotics and Seabed GeoSolutions introduces world´s first USV system in the seismic business Throughout numerous offshore trials...
Maritime RoboticsMay 15, 20171 minFugro Alumaster converted to USVSome users want the option of using their survey boat in an unmanned mode, while still having the option of manned use. Other users see a...
Maritime RoboticsMay 12, 20171 minMission with NTNU around FrøyaFor a week in May Maritime Robotics joined SINTEF and NTNU for the ENTiCE project work onboard the NTNU research vessel R/V Gunnerus. Th...
Maritime RoboticsApr 4, 20171 minProduct launch! The Otter is here!The Otter™ Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) is a turn-key and easily deployable system for seabed mapping and monitoring of sheltered water...
Maritime RoboticsOct 3, 20162 minWorld's first test site for Unmanned Surface VehiclesSeptember 30th, 2016 was an important day in Maritime Robotics´ history, when the worlds first officially announced test-site for Unmanne...
