Rekise Marine Trials Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Software in Goa
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What happened
Rekise Marine is trialling common autonomy software on its underwater platforms in Goa to satisfy Indian Navy requirements. The company is developing two platforms, MPAUV and XLAUV, to meet immediate Navy needs. The software has been trialled on the Swadheen and is currently undergoing extensive sea trials on the UUV platforms. These unmanned underwater vehicles could be used for seabed mapping, inspection, intelligence, and mine countermeasure operations.
From idrw.org
Why it matters
The trials involve the testing of indigenous defense technology for the Indian Navy. The successful implementation of this technology supports strategic goals for the government.
From idrw.org
Who's involved
- Indian NavyThe maritime service branch requiring the autonomous underwater vehicle software.
- GoaThe state in western India where the sea trials are taking place.
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The entities involved
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Indian Navy
Maritime service branch of Indian Military
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Goa
state in western India