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Discover the technical engineering powering modern surface fleets and subsea operations. Follow updates in mine countermeasures (MCM), acoustic sensing, naval radar, low-emission vessel propulsion, and autonomous marine robotics.
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Babcock will continue to provide technical support, upgrades and maintenance support to the Phalanx CIWS, a rapid-fire, computer-controlled radar and 20mm Gatling gun system used by the Royal Navy
Alewijnse has successfully installed new multi-function consoles, auxiliary control units of the command centres and completely new radio room consoles, on behalf of the Dutch Ministry of Defense
BAE believes it can adapt fly-by-wire technology, where computers replace the manual input from operators to control key aspects of Dreadnought including heading, pitch, depth and buoyancy
The Mk11 X Band SharpEye radar from HENSOLDT UK will be tasked with navigation and surface surveillance, ensuring enhanced safety and advanced small target search capability to minehunters
Imenco's ODIN system is suited to both external monitoring and situational awareness above decks on naval ships, as well as the limited lighting conditions found in the ship engineering spaces below decks
U.S. Navy places order for 11 additional long-range, anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare Boeing P-8A aircraft, to help expand maritime patrol and reconnaissance capabilities to the fleet
The inertial navigation systems will provide critical navigation capabilities to the mine countermeasure vessels, including within GNSS denied areas
Thales and MHI are joining forces to develop a unique autonomous mine countermeasure system capable of detecting, classifying and localising all types of mines, from fully buried mines to ground mines
thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and the procurement authorities of Germany and Norway, have agreed to the technical content and contractual terms for the purchase of six Type 212 CD (Common Design) submarines
The first of the Royal Navy’s new generation of ‘baggers’ with its distinctive large radar dome, will provide airborne surveillance and the control of other aircraft in the carrier’s strike group
The electrical actuator packages and valves will be used ship-wide to control a wide range of process fluids, including water and heating and ventilating systems.
Leonardo’s state-of-the-art HF Single Side Band system SRT-400 has been purchased for the U.S. Navy’s fleet of E-2D Advanced Hawkeye airborne early warning and control aircraft
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