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On this Veterans Day, we express our respect and gratitude for all those who have protected the United States and its allies through service in the armed forces. At Seasats, we're proud to support these men and women and to call them our partners, customers, colleagues, and friends.

We’re happy to share Seasats’ membership in AUVSI — Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International. AUVSI’s vision of making uncrewed systems reliable and fully accepted infrastructure for moving people, things, and data aligns with Seasats’ goals. We look forward to collaborating with other members to bring that vision to life. Read AUVSI’s profile of Seasats here: https://lnkd.in/gNjtSEjA #oceans #autonomy #AUVSI #USV #BlueTech

We're pleased to see that NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration has designated Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary for final review by Congress and the State of California. This will be the third largest national marine sanctuary in the United States, the first Indigenous-nominated sanctuary, and the first new sanctuary designated in ocean waters in over 30 years. Pictured is a Lightfish's view of Morro Rock during a recent voyage. Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/ewuHvwxa Northern Chumash Tribal Council #USV #oceans #sanctuary #autonomy

Want to hear what a dolphin sounds like in the middle of the Pacific? Turn up your speakers! Perceptive listeners may notice a rhythmic knocking – that’s our single-beam echosounder, measuring depth as H24 left O?ahu the day this was recorded. Visit track.seasats.com to see more. To get access to more acoustic data or learn more about this mission, contact [email protected]. #acoustics #TransPac #USV #ocean #autonomy #dolphin

1,700 nautical miles and 36 days in, H24 has crossed the international dateline and is now halfway from Hawaii to Japan! The weather has so far held out, with wind speeds topping out at 23 knots yesterday. As always, visit track.seasats.com to see live data. The Starlink-on periods have been shifted to accommodate changing time zones and an international audience – you can now stream video at 1100 and 1700 Pacific Time (1400 and 2000 ET; 0300 and 1100 JT). #TransPac #USV #ocean #autonomy #bluetech

Another beautiful day on the water! Fun fact: except for their payloads, these ASVs (shown off San Diego) are identical to the one halfway through an unsupported voyage from Hawaii to Japan. Follow along at track.seasats.com. #USV #ocean #autonomy

This month Seasats is working alongside NATO partners in Portugal as part of #REPMUS24. Last week, using an acoustic array towed behind a Lightfish, our partners at Sensor Technology LTD and Applied Ocean Sciences (AOS) collected acoustic signatures for underwater and surface vehicles as well as nearby dolphins. #maritimeunmannedsystems #innovationNATO #USV #oceans #acoustics

Seasats is exhibiting at Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology USA 2024! If you're attending or in the D.C. area, contact Tom Reynolds or Mike Flanigan to set up a meeting. SAE Media Group #USV #unmanned #maritime #technology #oceans

Second week at Marinha Portuguesa - Página Oficial #REPMUS2024, successful on the water with our partners LSTS FEUP who brought their Web C2 Ripples to enhance situational awareness and provide access to environmental models, mission areas, sound sources, target results, and more. Together with Applied Ocean Sciences (AOS) conducting operational experimentation for Counter Uncrewed Vehicles (CUxVs). Our three (3) Passive Acoustic Thin Line Towed Arrays were deployed simultaneously. Two arrays were towed: one by Seasats’ Lightfish USV and the second one by Maritime Robotics AS’ Mariner USV. The third array was deployed vertically from the Orca support vessel of Instituto Hidrográfico - Marinha Portuguesa. We were able to detect the acoustic signatures of dolphins as well as active and passive signals from multiple target vessels, both surface and underwater. As a test of multistatic operations we added an active source to the detection network. ?? ? ?? Impressive: Seasats’ Lightfish USV spent the night autonomously towing our 30m, 16 channel array in a loiter pattern 5 nautical miles offshore. The array was recording all night, so our team had the chance to listen to the dolphins for breakfast. ?? ?? ?? ? Sensor Technology LTD Andrew Mark Stefan Trotzky Paulo Sousa Dias #WeAreNATO #REPMUS24 #MaritimeUnmannedSystems #Innovationtechnologies #InnovationNATO #ArtificialIntelligence #strongertogether