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Royal Navy’s polar research ship HMS Protector back to Antarctica
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Royal Navy’s polar research ship HMS Protector back to Antarctica

The Royal Navy’s icebreaker and polar research ship HMS Protector (A173) is returning to the ice as summer returns to Antarctica. Following several months spent off South Africa, Madagascar and the central Indian Ocean, the Plymouth-based scientific vessel is back among the bergs. “Protector is well

about 8 years ago
Singapore developing collision prevention AI tech
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Singapore developing collision prevention AI tech

Fujitsu Limited, Singapore Management University (SMU), and A*STAR’s Institute of High Performance Computing (IHPC) have partnered up to develop new technologies for vessel traffic management in the Port of Singapore. The project will be supported by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA

about 8 years ago
Korean Coast Guard orders Falcon
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Korean Coast Guard orders Falcon

The Korean Coast Guard has ordered Saab Seaeye Falcon, a robotic system for undersea investigations and research. The order follows the sinking of the ferry MV Sewol in 2014, which resulted in the deaths of 304 passengers, mostly schoolchildren. The accident generated a need for more response resour

about 8 years ago
Researchers find wreck of World War II cruiser USS Indianapolis
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Researchers find wreck of World War II cruiser USS Indianapolis

Billionaire and philanthropist Paul G. Allen and his researcher team have found the wreck of the famed World War II cruiser USS Indianapolis, which was lost on July 30, 1945. The cruiser was found in the Philippine Sea, more than 18,000 feet below the surface, with the number 35 on the hull as a fir

about 9 years ago
Japan Coast Guard’s new hydrographic survey vessels to feature Teledyne echosounders
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Japan Coast Guard’s new hydrographic survey vessels to feature Teledyne echosounders

The Japan Coast Guard (JCG) has contracted Teledyne to deliver multibeam echosounder packages for its two new-build hydrographic survey vessels. Through its local representative Hydro Systems Development, Teledyne will supply its products for one 100-meter vessel and a smaller, 23-meter vessel. Buil

about 9 years ago
Israel Aerospace Industries lands Indian Navy LRSAM contract
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Israel Aerospace Industries lands Indian Navy LRSAM contract

The Indian Navy has awarded Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) a $630 million contract for the delivery of LRSAM air and missile defense systems for four Indian Navy ships, the Israeli company announced on Sunday. LRSAM is an air and missile defense system under joint development by IAI and India’s D

about 9 years ago
GRSE to assemble Rolls-Royce engines in India
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GRSE to assemble Rolls-Royce engines in India

Rolls-Royce and India’s Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) have signed an agreement that will enable GRSE to assemble MTU Series 4000 engines in India. According to Rolls-Royce, the 12V and 16V 4000 M90 type engines will be assembled in GRSE’s diesel engine plant in Ranchi. An option for t

about 9 years ago
Raytheon Anschütz to supply navigation system for new research vessel
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Raytheon Anschütz to supply navigation system for new research vessel

Ship designer VARD has contracted German Raytheon Anschütz for the supply of a Synapsis integrated navigation system (INS) to an advanced research vessel that is being built in India. The Synapsis INS is part of a large equipment and electrical installation package, which VARD Electro AS will provid

about 9 years ago
Dutch investigators confirm disappearance of WWII ships from seafloor
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Dutch investigators confirm disappearance of WWII ships from seafloor

After last year’s reports said Dutch warships had disappeared from the floor of the Java Sea, a joint Dutch-Indonesian investigation confirmed initial fears saying that “salvage operations of some kind have indeed occurred”. The disappearance of ships was first noted in November 2016 when a diving t

about 9 years ago
US Navy WWII cruiser wreck off Indonesia still intact, survey reveals
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US Navy WWII cruiser wreck off Indonesia still intact, survey reveals

The wreck of the U.S. Navy’s World War II cruiser USS Houston (CA 30) lying in Indonesian waters appears to be intact, an analysis of data from a multi-beam sonar survey has revealed. Following a 2014 expedition, specialists from the Naval History and Heritage Command Underwater Archeology (UA) Bran

about 9 years ago
Indian Navy inducts four indigenously developed sonar systems
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Indian Navy inducts four indigenously developed sonar systems

The Indian Navy has formally received four sonars developed by the Indian government’s Defence Research and Development Organisation. Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Sunil Lanba was presented with four different sonar systems used for various platforms. The systems included Abhay – a compact hull m

about 9 years ago
China’s Poly Technologies and South African Denel team up for naval cooperation
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China’s Poly Technologies and South African Denel team up for naval cooperation

China’s Poly Technologies and South African Denel have entered a cooperation agreement under which the two companies will work together in the South African maritime sector. The two state-owned companies will join forces and collaborate in areas such as ship repairs, shipbuilding, naval systems and

about 10 years ago
Philippine Navy’s first research vessel arrives to Manila
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Philippine Navy’s first research vessel arrives to Manila

Former U.S. Navy research vessel R/V Melville, now BRP Gregorio Velasquez, arrived to Manila, Philippines today, June 10 as the Philippine Navy’s first dedicated research vessel. The U. S. Navy transferred ownership of BRP Gregorio Velasquez to the Philippine on April 27, 2016. The 279 feet (85m) lo

about 10 years ago
Indian Navy’s first nuclear sub on sea trials
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Indian Navy’s first nuclear sub on sea trials

The Indian Navy’s first nuclear-powered submarine INS Arihant is reportedly undergoing additional sea acceptance tests. The submarine was launched in 2009 and declared operational in February 2016. “INS Arihant is undergoing sea acceptance trials as it had already passed several deep sea diving dril

about 10 years ago
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