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May 28, 2026 · about 2 months ago

Australian company to build first 3D-printed uncrewed surface vessel

Australian company Hyperion Systems has unveiled the southern hemisphere’s first 3D printed uncrewed surface vessel (USV), marking a major milestone for advanced manufacturing and autonomous maritime capability in Western Australia (WA).

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Australian company to build first 3D-printed uncrewed surface vessel
Credit: Hyperion Systems

Australian company Hyperion Systems has unveiled the southern hemisphere’s first 3D-printed uncrewed surface vessel (USV), marking a major milestone for advanced manufacturing and autonomous maritime capability in Western Australia (WA).

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