Teledyne Marine has introduced the Teledyne Compact Navigator, an innovative and ultra-compact autonomous integrated navigation solution, during the Ocean Business 2025 event. This cutting-edge technology aims to enhance navigation performance while maintaining a small form factor, catering to the growing demand for efficient and effective navigation systems in marine applications. The unveiling of this advanced solution underscores Teledyne Marine's commitment to pushing the boundaries of marine technology and addressing the evolving needs of the industry.
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Original from ROVplanet.com: Teledyne Marine Reveals the Compact Navigator: The World's Smallest and Highest-Performing, Fully Integrated Autonomous Navigation Solution
Teledyne Marine Reveals the Compact Navigator: The World's Smallest and Highest-Performing, Fully Integrated Autonomous Navigation Solution
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