Autonomous & USV
Autonomous & USV
Advanced Connectivity and
Situational Awareness for Autonomous
and Uncrewed Surface Vessels
The rapid growth of autonomous vessels and Uncrewed Surface Vehicles (USVs) is transforming the maritime industry. From hydrographic survey platforms and environmental monitoring vessels to security, research and offshore inspection applications, these vessels rely on accurate data acquisition, reliable communications and seamless integration between multiple onboard systems.
Digital Deep Sea provides a range of technologies that support autonomous and remotely operated vessel projects worldwide.
DATA INTEGRATION AND SYSTEM INTERFACING
At the heart of every autonomous vessel is the ability to collect and process data from multiple onboard systems. Digital Deep Sea offers an extensive range of NMEA 0183 & NMEA 2000 interfacing solutions that enable sensors, navigation equipment and more to communicate efficiently.
Our interface products simplify the integration of navigation systems, autopilots, onboard computers, environmental sensors, radar and vessel equipment.
AIS AND INSTRUMENTS
Digital Deep Sea offers a range of AIS transponders and instruments that enable autonomous vessels to operate safely alongside commercial and recreational traffic while maintaining visibility to other vessels and shore-based monitoring systems.
For manufacturers and system developers designing their own autonomous platforms, Digital Deep Sea can also supply AIS technology as an OEM solution. A special “dry build” version is available without the standard enclosure, allowing integrators to take advantage of the ultra-lightweight 21g AIS main PCB.
REMOTE MONITORING
Remote access to vessel information is a critical requirement for autonomous and uncrewed operations. Digital Deep Sea’s NjordLink+ platform enables operators, fleet managers and system developers to monitor vessel status and operational data from anywhere in the world.
By providing secure cloud-based access to onboard systems, NjordLink+ allows users to view vessel information, monitor system performance and receive alerts without requiring physical access to the vessel.