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HII Launches Odyssey Autonomy Suite

Wednesday, April 13th, 2022

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Logo of HII’s Odyssey suite of autonomy solutions. (Image: HII)

HII [HII] recently launched its new Odyssey suite of autonomy solutions that it says can be put on any ground, air, surface sea, or undersea vehicle to be made into a robotic system. The company, rebranded from its former name of Huntington Ingalls Industries, said the Odyssey suite includes multi-vehicle collaborative autonomy, autonomous health monitoring, sensor fusion and perception. HII announced the release of the suite on April 4, at the start of the Navy League’s annual Sea Air Space…

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