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Mississippi establishes production center for autonomous maritime systems

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A production center is being established in Hancock County, Mississippi, for the high-speed uncrewed boat MARS. The project represents an investment of more than $6 million and is set to create 56 jobs by 2028.

From wlox.com

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The new facility will serve as the sole manufacturing site for the MARS product, which is primarily intended for defense markets. This investment supports the growth of Mississippi’s maritime and advanced manufacturing sectors.

High-speed unmanned surface vessels, including kamikaze USVs, are being developed as part of the rise of advanced autonomous naval technology.

From wlox.com

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  • MarsInvolved in the production of autonomous and human-piloted boats for defense and commercial purposes

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