#maritime-security

#maritime-security

"The Colombian navy announced the seizure of an autonomous semisubmersible, the first of its kind in the country's waters... believed to be on a trial run to transport cocaine to the US or Europe."

The vehicle is fully autonomous. We set it, kind of a routing, a waypoint, basically give it an area in which it can operate and then it autonomously decides where to go and how to get there. We've got 20 different sensors per vehicle. There's ranges from radars to cameras, optical, infrared, acoustics, RF. And we have an onboard ML, AI running on GPU compute.

French police used knives to puncture a boat in shallow seas near Boulogne, representing a significant change in their approach to intercepting boats carrying asylum seekers.

The Colombian Navy intercepted a remote-controlled submarine in the Caribbean, capable of carrying over 1.5 tons of cocaine and reaching distances up to 800 miles.

Greece warned its ship owners to reassess entering the Persian Gulf following US airstrikes on Iran, citing increased risks to vessels.

The SG-1 Fathom submarine enhances Europe's maritime security by utilizing advanced AI capabilities to monitor for threats, demonstrating a significant evolution in underwater reconnaissance.

The presence of clandestine Russian vessels has caused alarm over the vulnerability of key underwater infrastructure, especially since Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

The size of a navy can reveal a nation's military strength and influence; during conflicts, they are key for defense and can show incredible firepower.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated he is prepared to use 'overwhelming lethal force' to cease attacks by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels on vital maritime routes.