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Eelume Awarded a 3-year Contract by the Norwegian Ministry of Defence
The Norwegian Ministry of Defence has awarded a three-year contract to Eelume AS for the development of the All-Terrain Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, known as the Eelume S. This contract aims to enhance Norway's underwater capabilities, reflecting the country's commitment to advancing its defense technology. The partnership is expected to leverage Eelume's expertise in autonomous systems to create a versatile underwater vehicle capable of operating in various environments. The contract signifies a strategic investment in innovative defense solutions, ensuring that Norway remains at the forefront of maritime security.
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Maritime Robotics and Eelume Enter into Partnership for Ocean Surveillance and Security
Norway's Maritime Robotics and Eelume, two prominent companies in autonomous systems technology, have announced a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing maritime operations. This collaboration focuses on integrating unmanned surface vessels (USVs) with agile underwater vehicles (AUVs) to improve the efficiency and sustainability of exploration, surveillance, and security activities at sea. The partnership reflects a growing trend in the maritime industry to leverage advanced technologies for better operational outcomes.
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Eelume collaborates with PETRONAS’ Research Arm
Eelume and PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd. (PRSB) have announced an expansion of their partnership aimed at enhancing innovation, operational efficiency, and sustainability within the offshore energy sector. This collaboration, which has been ongoing, seeks to leverage advanced technologies and research to address the evolving challenges faced by the industry. The initiative underscores both companies' commitment to driving progress in energy solutions while minimizing environmental impact. The strengthened alliance is expected to lead to the development of new methodologies and tools that will improve operational practices and contribute to a more sustainable future in offshore energy production.
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