Royal Navy expands autonomous underwater fleet via new Teledyne Marine contract
The Royal Navy awarded Teledyne Marine a contract to supply Slocum underwater gliders and support services for persistent oceanographic data collection in complex maritime environments.
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Persistent glider fleets turn ocean sensing into continuous infrastructure for naval planning.
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