Article originally appeared on USNI News. As the Navy continues its pursuit of unmanned vehicles, Huntington Ingalls Industries hopes to harness its experience building the …
Bright Horizons: Sea Machines Talks Growth and The Future
Article originally appeared on Maritime Executive. Boston-based vessel autonomy startup Sea Machines is making waves with its advanced remote-control and autonomous operation technology. It recently completed a …
Sea Machines, Leading Developer of Autonomous Ship Technology, Raises $15 Million
Investment Bolstered by Partnership with Huntington Ingalls (BOSTON; July 22, 2020) – Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics, a leading developer of autonomous systems for ocean-going vessels and …
Sea Machines to Connect with Special Ops Forces during SOFIC 2019
Sea Machines is collaborating with leaders of the Special Operations Forces industry during this week’s NDIA SOFIC 2019 conference in Tampa. During the event, we’ll …
Marine Autonomy is a Competitive Advantage for Government and Military Fleets
Leaders within the government and military are recognizing that autonomous marine technology offers a major competitive advantage for national security and defense; Intelligence, Surveillance and …
Meet with Sea Machines at Sea-Air-Space 2019
Sea Machines is attending the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space Exposition, from May 6 through 8, 2019, in National Harbor, Maryland. While there we’ll meet with those who operate …
Sea Machines to Attend SNA Symposium in Arlington, Virginia
Sea Machines share details about its autonomous-command and remote-control products during this week’s 31st Annual Surface Navy Association (SNA) Symposium, scheduled from Tues., Jan. 15, through …