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Italian Integrator Launches Maritime Autonomous Systems for Defense and Blue Economy

1 report, 1 independent Updated Tue 00:00
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Sentiq Defence has begun operations in Italy as an integrator of autonomous and remotely operated maritime systems. The company configures and supports systems, including uncrewed surface vessels, underwater surveillance sonars, remotely operated vehicles, and uncrewed aerial systems, from Italy. These systems are developed with international manufacturers and integrate commercial-off-the-shelf platforms to deliver turnkey solutions.

From hydro-international.com

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The demand for underwater and maritime surveillance is expanding beyond navies to include energy operators, port authorities, telecommunications companies, and coastguards. Sentiq aims to address the fragmented market by providing integrated systems and through-life logistic support through a single Italian point of contact.

From hydro-international.com

Who's involved

  • ItalyThe country from which Sentiq configures and supports its maritime systems
  • NATOAn intergovernmental military alliance that may utilize Italian operational capabilities

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