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Cellula Robotics and DRDC/RDDC Advance Long-Endurance AUV Development Through Sustained Collaboration

Cellula Robotics and DRDC/RDDC Advance Long-Endurance AUV Development Through Sustained Collaboration

Cellula Robotics Ltd. and Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) have announced significant advancements in their joint efforts to develop long-endurance autonomous underwater vehicle technology. This progress is the result of several years of collaboration focused on enhancing practical underwater capabilities for challenging operational conditions. The partnership aims to address the increasing demand for sophisticated underwater technologies that can operate effectively in various environments, showcasing the commitment of both organizations to innovation in maritime defense and exploration.

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NATO DIANA’s Rapid Adoption Service Enables First R&D Contract Between DRDC and HonuWorx

NATO DIANA’s Rapid Adoption Service Enables First R&D Contract Between DRDC and HonuWorx

NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) has awarded a research and development contract to the UK-based technology firm HonuWorx. This contract, facilitated by Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC), represents a significant milestone as it is the first R&D agreement granted on behalf of an Allied nation through NATO DIANA’s Rapid Adoption Service. The collaboration aims to enhance technological advancements and innovation within the defense sector, reflecting NATO's commitment to fostering partnerships and accelerating the adoption of cutting-edge solutions among its member states.

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