Dynautics established as Mercury Marine dealer
Interfacing to third party devices, such as engines, on uncrewed vessels can be challenging. Complex technical issues need to be overcome for safe and reliable remote operation. Dr Henry Robinson, Dynautics CEO, recently penned a detailed article on this topic which you can read here. The team at Dynautics is experienced in providing control software that seamlessly integrates into third party
Cybersecurity for Marine Autonomous Systems
This presentation on cybersecurity for Marine Autonomous Systems (MAS) was created by Dr Henry Robinson, Dynautics CEO, for the 2021 edition of the Autonomous Ship Expo Virtual 'Live' event. Autonomous Ship Expo Virtual ‘Live’ is an international virtual conference exclusively focused on showcasing the latest and next-generation solutions and technologies to enable varying degrees of automation – from anti-collision assistance
Propulsion control for USVs
This article was written by Dynautics founder and CEO, Dr Henry Robinson, and subsequently published in The Digital Ship, Maritime Journal and the September/October 2021 edition of RINA's Ship & Boat International. Henry has a degree in Physics and a PhD in Electronic Engineering and has been working in marine electronics and autopilots for the last 25 years. The design
Joint USV training initiative kicks off
Dynautics recently ran a tailored training day for its long-standing client, HydroSurv, designed to rapidly familiarise HydroSurv’s customer and end user, Survey Genix, on the control systems of their recently acquired REAV-16 USV. Exeter-based HydroSurv offers end-to-end hydrographic, geophysical and environmental data acquisition, processing and interpretive reporting services. Their highly portable REAV-16 USV was developed for autonomous survey operations on
The first Dynautics newsletter
We recently distributed our first newsletter, a round up of technology developments and projects in the unmanned marine systems sector. Topics covered in the newsletter ranged from an amphibious vehicle auto-pilot project for the British Army, to the Society of Maritime Industries' MAChallenge competition and our work with SEA-KIT International on over-the-horizon control for their ground-breaking Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs).
Pushing over-the-horizon capability boundaries with SEA-KIT
SEA-KIT International is a leading designer and builder of Uncrewed Surface Vessels with a range of applications across the offshore, survey, research, defence and security sectors. In August 2020, SEA-KIT's USV ‘Maxlimer’ took part in a collaborative Atlantic survey project, co-funded by the UK Space Agency. The project was designed to demonstrate true, over-the-horizon survey capability, testing cutting-edge, innovative technologies
