The next era of maritime dominance requires a fusion of world-class shipbuilding and cutting-edge autonomy. Applied Intuition is proud to be part of advancing maritime autonomy for the next generation of operations through ROMULUS. Together with HII, we are equipping the warfighter with decisive, software-defined vehicle intelligence. Watch it here. #Autonomy #AI #Maritime
Watch as the ROMULUS 190, the flagship of HII’s ROMULUS modular, AI-enabled family of unmanned surface vessels (USVs) powered by HII’s Odyssey Autonomous Control System (ACS) software suite, is flipped right side up at Breaux Brothers Shipyard in New Iberia, La., marking a major step toward outfitting and integration. This next-generation, autonomous platform is built to support the evolving needs of the US Navy, United States Marine Corps, joint forces, and allies. HII’s Odyssey Autonomous Control System is proven across 35+ USV platforms and 6,000+ operational hours. ROMULUS 190 will integrate technology from Shield AI, Applied Intuition, and C3 AI for advanced autonomy, object classification, and lifecycle sustainment. Built for speed, range, and adaptability, ROMULUS 190 is designed to exceed 25 knots, travel over 2,500 nautical miles, and carry four 40-ft ISO containers. It is engineered for rapid, repeatable production and immediate mission readiness. Together with our partners, including Beier Integrated Systems and Incat Crowther, HII is reinforcing its position as the global leader in durable, autonomous unmanned systems. ROMULUS is built for lethality, efficiency, and scalability—ready to evolve with tomorrow’s missions. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dFDjk6Dp
Founder & CEO, NEWMEDIA.COM
1wBo Ryu The integration of autonomy into maritime operations seems like a pivotal shift, especially for enhancing strategic capabilities. At NEWMEDIA.COM, we've noticed that clients leveraging AI for operational efficiency often see significant gains in market positioning. What specific metrics are you tracking to measure the impact of autonomy on mission effectiveness, and how do you foresee this influencing broader adoption across the sector?