From Pahalgam to Sudarshan Chakra: The Strategic Logic of Operation Sindoor Pakistan’s Provocations and India’s Preparedness: Why Operation Sindoor Must… Read More
Indo–Philippine Ties Enter New Era Amid Rising Indo-Pacific Challenges Maritime Allies in the Making: India and Philippines Deepen Security and… Read More
From Kurukshetra to Cyberspace: Applying India’s Scriptural Warfare Lessons Today Shakti, Yukti, Niti: Fusing Ancient Doctrine with Modern Defence… Read More
Indo-Chinese dynamics Indian diplomacy Strategic Shifts and Diplomatic Faultlines: Balachandran’s Take on India-China Tensions India and China at Odds: A… Read More
Showcases Tamil Nadu’s Global Aerospace Credentials “We’re Not Just Pitching—We’re Performing”. Tamil Nadu’s Defence Corridor Vision Unveiled “Tamil Nadu Delivers… Read More
ATLAS ELEKTRONIK UK T TO SUPPORT THE ROYAL NAVY’S MARITIME AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS TRIALS TEAM
Hits 2,840
Greenwich, London. 14 September 2017. ATLAS ELEKTRONIK UK (AEUK) have been award of a contract from DE&S to provide specialist engineering support to the RN’s Maritime Autonomous Systems Trials Team’s (MASTT’s) portfolio of equipment.
AEUK, leads in delivering innovative maritime systems including MASTT’s trials platform RNMB HAZARD, will be providing maintenance, training and post design services for the duration of MASTT’s activities in support of the Mine Countermeasures and Hydrographic Capability (MHC) Assessment Phase.
James Young, Head of AEUK’s Surface Ship Systems Division, said ‘AEUK have a long history in delivering and supporting unmanned systems around the world and are delighted to be able to apply our expertise to this key suite of equipment. The MHC programme is at a really exciting stage now and we are looking forward to working with the MOD to ensure that the best results are achieved through MASTT’s trials programme.