The Royal Navy of the United Kingdom seems to be what it was in its day. And for this he has chosen an ally that centuries ago would seem impossible: France. As reported through the official channels of the Royal Navy, the French company Thales will be responsible for promoting tip technology, in addition to developing the systems included in the MMCM (Maritime Mine Counter Measures) program.
As highlighted from the Royal Navy, collaboration with Thales will allow redefining the Naval Defense Strategy against underwater threats. Specifically, the Gala company will help the United Kingdom with the development of high -tech automatic drones for mining cleaning.
They report that a system of autonomous maritime drones equipped with artificial intelligence and cybersecurity under occar has been delivered to the Royal Navy (Joint Organization of Cooperation in Armament). And ensure that this advance will completely transform the system of detection and neutralization of sea mines.
Thus, the system includes a surface drone, the latest generation sounds such as the TSAM (Advanced Technology Towed Sonar) and the Samdis (Multivision Sonar), in addition to a robot remotely operated (ROV). All these benefits will allow greater efficiency of complex missions.
At an economic level it also represents a plus and report that more than 200 qualified jobs have been created, so that the United Kingdom can increase its defense industry.
They also emphasize that systems will be deployed from nurse ships and coastal bases, so the Royal Navy can carry out large mines cleaning operations in a much faster and more precise way.
Thus, France and the United Kingdom sign a collaboration of great importance, as stated by the CEO of Thales in the United Kingdom, Phil Siveter, this alliance demonstrates the shared commitment to remain at the forefront of technology in the fight against maritime threats.
