Development of Unmanned Semi-fixed Sea Platforms for Maritime Surveillance
Project Overview
The project “Development of Unmanned Semi-fixed Sea Platforms for Maritime Surveillance” (USSPS) will develop the backbone of an advance Command, Control, Communication, Computers, Combat Systems, Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance (C5ISTAR) federated system of systems. USSPS will integrate legacy assets and systems with innovative solutions, aiming to improve maritime surveillance capabilities, reduce high value asset utilization and mission related costs, and provide cross-domain persistent and permanent maritime situational awareness. The project will develop an unmanned highly autonomous, energy efficient and miniaturized oil rig technology-based platform capable to integrate a wide range of air, surface and underwater sensors. The platforms will enable deployment in any geographical region, including all types of sea-beds and deep-sea regions, and operation under adverse environmental conditions.
Partners involved
- ETME Peppas kai Synergates (Greece)
- Cyprus Research and Innovation Center Ltd (Cyprus)
- Stichting Maritiem Research Instituut Nederland (Netherlands)
- Navantia SA (Spain)
- Multimedia Workshop Plc (Bulgaria)
- Applied Intelligence Analytics (Ireland)
- Techlam SAS (France)
- Unmanned Teknologies Applications (Spain)
- SignalGeneriX Ltd (Cyprus)
- Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas (Greece)
- Naval Group SA (France)
- Prolexia (France)
- SENER Aeroespacial (Spain)
- SMST Designers & Constructors (Netherlands)
- Tecnobit S.L.U. (Spain)
You can download the USSPS factsheet here.
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This project has received funding from the European Defense Industrial Development Program (EDIDP) under the grant agreement EDIDP-MSC-NS-2020-117-USSPS |