Announcements

REMUS 300 Delivered to US Navy

REMUS 300 Delivered to US Navy Game-changer for the small UUV class Hydroid has announced they have delivered the first REMUS 300 Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV) prototype to the U.S. Navy through the Defence Innovation Unit (DIU). The Naval Information Warfare Centre (NIWC) has accepted and is characterising the REMUS 300. This new, modular UUV […]

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Fishy Business

Fishy Business ClearSignal® Coating for Fish Tracking and Aquaculture Applications Unlike anti-fouling systems that rely on active biocides and whose effectiveness degrades with time, ClearSignal® remains 100% effective for the intended life of the instrument. ClearSignal® is acoustically clear – compatible with all types of acoustic transducers. The optical clarity is means that instrument housings […]

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Teledyne Marine Announces 2020 Academic Product Grant

Teledyne Marine Announces 2020 Academic Product Grant BlueZone is pleased to support Teledyne Marine in their offer to the next generation of technologists and explorers for the opportunity to utilise their leading-edge technology for planned 2020 programs free of charge via their 2020 Academic Product Grant. Teledyne Marine delivers the widest breadth of technology in […]

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MANTAS USV at TMTW

MANTAS USV at TMTW Modular and Scalable Design for Rapid Payload Conversion The Marine Tactical Systems MANTAS Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) was a star performer at the Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop in San Diego. The MANTAS was developed by MARTAC, using a flexible, modular and open architecture. MANTAS can easily be launched from shore, from […]

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REMUS Automated Target Recognition Trial at Jervis Bay

REMUS Automated Target Recognition Trial at Jervis Bay An Important Step in Trusted Autonomy Trials at ‘Summerfest 2019’ at Jervis Bay in December 2019 demonstrated the feasibility of transmitting images of contacts detected automatically by REMUS Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV) to an operations centre located at a remote distance from the minefield. This is potentially […]

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Minehunting Ships Remain Essential

Minehunting Ships Remain Essential Shock hardened ships for low-risk way to minefield prosecution The Russian minehunter “Ivan Antonov” has joined the permanent force of the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean. This new generation of ships is equipped with modern systems for search and detection of minefields, together with surface and underwater autonomous mine-clearance vehicles. It […]

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Subs in Schools Success – Coast-to-Coast

Subs in Schools Success – Coast-to-Coast BlueZone is pleased to congratulate our Subs in Schools sponsored teams for outstanding results in the Australian National Finals in Adelaide – a second place for Team Nova (St Philip’s Christian College, Newcastle NSW) and third place for Team Orca (Newton Moore Senior High School, Bunbury WA)! The competition […]

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Devil in the Detail for Accelerating Autonomy

Devil in the Detail for Accelerating Autonomy The ASPI Report Accelerating Autonomy notes the 2019 federal election campaign announcement that instead of conducting an expensive upgrade of its manned minehunting ships, Defence will move more quickly to replace them with autonomous systems. The report judges this as a significant development, as it’s the first time […]

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BlueZone Supports Team Orca for Subs in Schools

BlueZone Supports Team Orca for Subs in Schools Western Australia Overall Champions to compete at National Finals BlueZone is pleased to announce support for “Team Orca” of the Newton Moore Senior High School of Bunbury WA for the 2019 Subs in Schools’ competition. The Subs in Schools Technology Challenge™ is the result of collaboration between […]

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