Video: New Comet and Chaser USV by BlackSea Technologies
Naval News had the opportunity to interview Todd Greene, Director of Advanced Technologies at BlackSea Technologies, about their Comet and Chaser unmanned surface vehicles (USV), with initial production articles on display at Sea Air Space…
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Surface autonomy remains a key indicator of maritime robotics adoption.
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