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Container shipping on the high seas, and the broader maritime industry, are set to benefit from transformative real-time agentic AI-based connectivity and monitoring capabilities, thanks to a new global partnership between Ericsson and international IoT service provider Net Feasa.
Airspan announced plans to deploy a 5G air-to-ground (ATG) communications system for Space Compass’s high-altitude platform station (HAPS), enabling a new generation of Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) from the stratosphere.
Leonardo DRS, Inc. announced that is has successfully completed its first series of open-water demonstrations of its advanced maritime Mission Equipment Package (MEP) for counter‑UAS (C‑UAS) naval fleet protection.
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd. and Elbit Systems Ltd. have been awarded a contract to supply a cutting-edge Naval Decoy Control & Launching System (DCLS) to protect the new Frigates of NATO European countries.
In maritime satcom on the move applications, the links manufactured by ViaLite Communications can be used to carry a variety of signals, including: satcom, GPS/GNSS, radar and comms.
Speedcast will begin offering Starlink’s high speed, low latency connectivity to its enterprise and maritime customers as part of a deal announced at The World Satellite Business Week Summit in Paris.
TÜV SÜD launched its dedicated Maritime SOLAS Radar Test Range, the only independent test house in the U.K. and one of three in the world, to offer ISO 17025 accredited testing against IEC 62388.
Ericsson estimates that by 2030, the digitalization of industries such as manufacturing and transport could generate USD 3.8 trillion of revenue opportunities across the ICT sector. This estimate includes the maritime and ports industry.
BAE Systems invests £10 million to upgrade its Maritime Integration & Support Centre – a specialist facility providing support for Royal Navy warships whilst researching future combat systems and technologies.
QinetiQ and the Solent Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) are set to begin a £23 million redevelopment project at Portsdown Technology Park (PTP) that will create up to 100 jobs.
