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Navy And Industry To Demonstrate Autonomous Technologies

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Navy And Industry To Demonstrate Autonomous Technologies
Chloe Mallet (right), an ocean engineer at HII’s Undersea Solutions Group (USG) subsidiary, prepares to crew and drive the Proteus underwater vehicle with USG Vice President Ross Lindman (left). Photo by Joe Colamaria/HII.

The Navy, along with a team of industry partners, is demonstrating autonomous technologies in a contested environment during the annual Advanced Naval Technology Exercise (ANTX) this week.The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Northrop Grumman [NOC], Battelle, Huntington Ingalls Industries [HII], and Riptide Autonomous Solutions are cooperating in the multi-domain contested marine environment scenario to test multi-platform autonomy, communications, and real-time mission awareness for battlespace preparation. The exercise is occurring in Panama City, Fla., from Aug. 14 to 18.The ANTX was created…

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