Advancing marine robotics education with Dynautics AUVSim
Admiral Makarov National University of Shipbuilding in Ukraine is strengthening its long-standing leadership in underwater technology education by integrating Dynautics AUVSim marine simulation technology into teaching and research programmes focused on autonomous underwater vehicles. Background The Admiral Makarov National University of Shipbuilding (NUоS) in Ukraine has more than three decades of experience in the research, design, and application of
Innovations Showcase award win for Phantom 2
Dynautics has won the Subsea and Underwater Intervention award at the Seawork Innovations Showcase for its Phantom 2 autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), recognising the platform’s modular design and contribution to the next generation of subsea operations. Phantom 2 was showcased at Seawork in Southampton last week, Europe’s largest commercial marine and workboat event. The 3-metre modular AUV is designed
Dynautics at Seawork 2026: New products on show
Modular subsea vehicles, next-generation marine autopilot technology and practical data recording for uncrewed missions - see the new products on show at Seawork 2026 from Dynautics on stand P19. Dynautics has several new products on show at Seawork 2026, which returns to Southampton from 9-11 June bringing together commercial marine operators, vessel builders, port and harbour teams, and the
VIDEO: Autopilot control where it matters for the REAV-25 USV
HydroSurv has trusted Dynautics for over 6 years to provide robust autopilot control systems for their range of uncrewed surface vessels (USVs). This video, about the battery-electric REAV-25 USV, demonstrates how the collaboration has more recently resulted in the development of updated autopilot control technology to reliably drive a rim-driven thruster vessel, designed to operate in shallow, littoral environments
Modular UUV Phantom 2 launched
In the dynamic field of subsea vehicles, modular UUV (unmanned underwater vehicle) technology is the key to effectively performing a diverse range of offshore tasks. Today’s UUVs need to accommodate different payloads and work at various depths for extended periods of time, and a modular approach to design helps to facilitate these requirements with minimal downtime. Customer-driven product development
Supporting the future of marine robotics
Dynautics is a proud sponsor of the Society of Maritime Industries’ Marine Autonomy Challenge (MAChallenge) competition, which encourages young marine technologists and helps to develop careers that support the future of marine robotics. MAChallenge relies heavily on strong industry support. As well as hands-on involvement, Dynautics provides each team of contestants with a suite of technology tools, including our
