Teledyne Marine at REPMUS26 
Teledyne Marine is participating in REPMUS26 (Robotic Experimentation and Prototyping with Maritime Unmanned Systems) in Portugal, one of the world's premier operational experimentation events for maritime autonomous systems.
The Portuguese-led exercise brings together NATO navies, industry, and academia to evaluate emerging unmanned capabilities in realistic operational environments. REPMUS26 helps accelerate the transition of new technologies from experimentation to operational deployment through multinational collaboration, interoperability testing, and operational validation
Advancing Maritime Autonomous Operations
Teledyne Marine technologies will support a range of experimentation activities focused on autonomous maritime operations, persistent undersea sensing, and maritime domain awareness.
A major focus of REPMUS26 will be large-scale multi-glider operations supporting
anti-submarine warfare (ASW) and persistent undersea surveillance, including:
- 19
Slocum gliders and 2 Slocum Sentinel gliders operated by the Royal Navy, U.S. Navy, and German Navy.
- Slocum gliders equipped with compact acoustic sensing capabilities.
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Sentinel gliders equipped with towed-array systems to support long-endurance underwater sensing missions
Demonstrating Advanced Underwater Navigation
A second focus area will demonstrate long-range autonomous undersea operations featuring a Royal Navy
Gavia Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV). The mission will utilize
Benthos navigation-aiding technology to enable precise underwater navigation and positioning in deep-ocean environments where traditional navigation methods are unavailable.
Through participation in REPMUS26, Teledyne Marine continues to support allied maritime operators with proven autonomous technologies that enhance undersea surveillance, strengthen maritime domain awareness, and accelerate the adoption of next-generation unmanned capabilities through operational experimentation.
