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Kraken Robotics Appoints BlueZone Group as Sales Representative for Australia and New Zealand

Kraken Robotics Appoints BlueZone Group as Sales Representative for Australia and New Zealand

Kraken Robotics has appointed BlueZone Group as an authorized reseller for its Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) technology and the KATFISH towed SAS platform in Australia and New Zealand. This partnership, announced recently, aims to enhance Kraken's market presence in the region by leveraging BlueZone Group's established network and expertise in marine technology. The collaboration is expected to provide local customers with access to advanced underwater imaging solutions, improving capabilities in marine exploration and monitoring. By aligning with BlueZone Group, Kraken Robotics seeks to expand its reach and support the growing demand for innovative sonar systems in the Australian and New Zealand markets.

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SeeByte and BlueZone Group Forge Strategic Alliance to Strengthen Australian Naval Capabilities

SeeByte and BlueZone Group Forge Strategic Alliance to Strengthen Australian Naval Capabilities

SeeByte, a prominent UK-based company specializing in advanced maritime defense and uncrewed systems technology, has entered into a representative agreement with BlueZone Group, a respected Australian defense solutions provider. This collaboration aims to bolster the operational capabilities of the Royal Australian Navy by integrating innovative autonomous maritime technologies. The agreement was finalized recently, marking a significant milestone in strengthening defense partnerships between the UK and Australia. By leveraging SeeByte's expertise in autonomous systems, the Royal Australian Navy is expected to enhance its operational effectiveness and maintain a competitive edge in maritime defense.

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