The Royal New Zealand Navy’s littoral warfare unit, HMNZS Matataua, has completed trials with an uncrewed surface vehicle (USV).

Could it have happened earlier? Of course. The development of surface drones is no discovery. This is what other countries have been doing a

How do you know if a “drone” – an uncrewed aircraft, surface vessel or submersible – actually works? And how do you develop a set of laws th

U.S. Naval Forces Central Command is leading the way as the Navy tests out new operational concepts for unmanned surface vessels in front-li

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Forces from Israel and the U.S. completed a four-day exercise in the Gulf of Aqaba, September 22.

Paris – MARTAC, a private U.S. company, displayed its Mantas uncrewed surface vessel (USV) for the first time at the Euronaval trade...

KEY WEST, Fla. – (Oct. 18, 2022) – Scientists from the Scientists-to-Sea Program tour the MARTAC T-38 Devil Ray autonomous unmanned surface

The US Navy is increasing the number of unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) and linking them to an internet data link, a combination of robotic

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Navy and its partners in the Middle East are scaling up the number and the complexity of unmanned boats and artificial

Bahrain, Kuwait pledge to chip in unmanned surface vessels for maritime surveillance and incident response, 5th Fleet says.

The United States and its allies want a force of 100 unmanned surface vessels patrolling waters from the Red Sea into the Persian Gulf by ne

Why is MARTAC Different?

Naval forces from the United States and United Kingdom conducted a bilateral exercise in the Arabian Gulf, Oct. 7, which featured the use of

Ports and harbours of the world play a vital role in world trade. But any man-made disasters, fire or explosion, major oil spill can permane

Sea mines are an affordable and effective weapon in naval warfare, a concerning threat posed by states as well as terrorist groups and other

The ports and harbors of the world play a vital role in world trade. However, any man-made disaster, fire or explosion, or a major oil spill

As readers of Naval News know, the world’s ports and harbors are crucial to global trade. From Antwerp, to Shanghai, to Los Angeles to other