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Lloyd's Register and Sagar Defence Partner on Autonomous Maritime Certification

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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Lloyd's Register and Sagar Defence Engineering Limited signed a Memorandum of Understanding on October 12, 2026, to certify autonomous and remotely operated maritime systems. The partnership aims to create practical pathways for the safe certification, assurance, and regulatory acceptance of these systems. They will combine Lloyd's Register's global expertise with Sagar Defence's experience in developing autonomous platforms.

From shippingtribune.com

Why it matters

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The collaboration seeks to bridge the gap between technological innovation and operational deployment in the maritime sector. By developing practical approaches for verification, validation, and testing, the partnership supports the wider industry adoption of autonomous systems.

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Who's involved

  • Lloyd's RegisterCompany providing global expertise in classification, assurance, and regulatory compliance.
  • Indian NavyMaritime service branch of the Indian Military, potentially benefiting from the certification.
  • DNVInternational certification body and classification society.
  • HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore EngineeringShipbuilding and offshore engineering company.
  • SEACzech company whose index is certified by Lloyd's Register.
  • MonacoMicrostate in Western Europe that utilized Lloyd's Register's technical expertise.

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