SeeTrack

SeeTrack by Seebyte

SeeTrack is a powerful, vendor‑neutral mission management platform that delivers end‑to‑end support for planning, monitoring, and analysing operations across single or multi‑vehicle deployments. Built for flexibility and interoperability, SeeTrack has been successfully integrated with many of the world’s leading robotic and autonomous systems, enabling organisations to unify their workflows regardless of asset manufacturer or model.

At the heart of SeeTrack is its common operating framework, providing users with a consistent, intuitive interface and a standardised suite of mission tools. This means operators only need to learn one way of working—reducing training demands, streamlining operational processes, and enabling faster, more confident decision‑making in the field. SeeTrack enhances operational effectiveness by fusing mission data, vehicle telemetry, environmental information, and historical performance into a single situational picture.

 

 

Key features

  • Enables effective collaboration between navies from different nations.
  • Provides a single integrated system for managing assets across an entire fleet.
  • Multi‑nation in‑water trials deliver valuable user feedback to refine capability.
  • Vehicles and payloads can be upgraded or replaced without affecting user workflow.
  • Urgent operational requirements can be added quickly.
  • Supports emergent threats, commander’s intent, and unique mission profiles.
  • No retraining required when making system changes.

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Key Features

Up to 25-hour mission duration

Speeds up to 4.2 knots

Increased module payload capacity

Search and recovery

Hydrography

Deep sea mineral exploration

Marine & Fisheries research

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