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AutoNaut Ltd Appoints Harry Spedding as New General Manager

AutoNaut Ltd is delighted to announce a new addition to the organisation as they welcome Harry Spedding on board as General Manager.  Starting his career as a Royal Naval Weapons Engineer, Harry then moved in to the sailing industry where…

Countdown to launch of Plymouth’s autonomous fleet

Scientists, industry leaders and local government are counting down to the launch of a first-of-its-kind multi-million-pound fleet of innovative and interconnected marine technologies off the coast of Plymouth.  An 8.5-metre-tall Autonomous Data Buoy featuring a unique set of onboard sensors…

AutoNaut USV selected by Plymouth Marine Laboratory

An AutoNaut uncrewed surface vehicle (USV) equipped with a range of scientific sensors has been acquired by Plymouth Marine Laboratory. The state-of-the-art 5-metre craft is powered entirely by renewable energy and will be the first USV to regularly run scientific…

Unmanned marine systems, squared

See the latest Marine Technology News article on how AutoNaut can be utilised to deploy gliders or other vehicles in the middle of the ocean without having to send a ship there. Click here to read…

MATS2020

This week, we will be virtually attending MATS2020. Fully online, courtesy of the National Oceanography Centre, be sure to drop by our stand and catch the packed programme on Ocean Robots.

AutoNaut USV maps North Sea soundscape during lockdown

AutoNaut has played a vital role in enabling The Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ) to seize upon the quiet of lockdown to map the underwater soundscape of the Belgian section of the North Sea.  Using its near silent AutoNaut USV research…

AutoNaut systems in support of offshore industry

To listen to our CEO, Mark Burnett, being interviewed by the Society for Underwater Technology’s Steve Hall, focusing on the role of autonomous systems in support of offshore industry click here.

Oceanology International 2020 postponed

Unfortunately, Oceanology International has been postponed to December 2020 due to the escalation of COVID-19 in Europe. Whilst we won't be seeing you in person next week, we'll be sharing updates on our new projects and products with you shortly.…

Read about AutoNaut in UT3 magazine

To read our latest article in UT3 magazine on measuring sound fields from offshore rigs using AutoNaut click here.