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¦ UAV Navigation-Grupo Oesía ¦ Subsea Global Solutions ernment, defense, research, and marine Spanish company that provides guid- • Heading estimation and applications where existing cable sys- ance, navigation, and control solutions fault-tolerant architecture tems require additional protection or re- for unmanned vehicles, announced the • Flexible mission execution placement of aging strain relief compo- release of software version 9.2, intro- nents without major system disruption. ducing enhanced interoperability, mod- ¦ Subsea Global Solutions Launches ularity, and multi-domain operational New C-ROV Services ¦ Silicon Sensing Launches New capabilities. Subsea Global Solutions announced

Gyroscope Version 9.2 further strengthens coor- the o? cial launch of their C-ROV hull

Silicon Sensing has launched its latest dinated multi-domain UxV operations, cleaning services in Belgium, e? ective gyro, the CRG21. enabling interaction between aerial and July 2026, with operations based out of

The CRG21 is Silicon Sensing’s latest maritime platforms. The navigation and Antwerp. compact micro electro-mechanical sys- control system supports heterogeneous This expansion further strengthens tems (MEMS) gyroscope. This closed- UAV-USV swarms, including shared Subsea Global Solutions’ environmental loop, single-axis rate sensor is a direct situational awareness and cooperative service capabilities in Europe and pro- replacement for the company’s CRG20 behaviors across air and sea domains. vides vessel operators with advanced gyro. Engineered to operate in harsh In the maritime domain, version 9.2 in- underwater hull cleaning solutions de- conditions, this single chip, fully inte- corporates advanced navigation, safety, signed to support fuel e? ciency, vessel grated digital solution also minimizes and mission capabilities, combining de- performance, and proactive biofouling space and weight requirements. tect-and-avoid functions adapted from management.

Available in multiple rate ranges and UAV operations with AIS-based situa- Services now available from the Ant- bandwidths to meet a wide range of tional awareness. This enables safe nav- werp o? ce include: requirements, CRG21 has an identi- igation in complex maritime environ- • C-ROV underwater hull cleaning cal footprint to CRG20 for a ‘plug and ments, including during critical phases • Biofouling management support play’ retro? t. At 9.5 x 9 x 3.4mm, it can such as approach, launch, and recovery. • Propeller polishing operate in temperatures from -40°C to VECTOR autopilots v9.2 include: • Underwater inspections and +105°C. • Coordinated multi-domain maintenance services operations • Technical underwater repairs, ¦ UAV Navigation-Grupo Oesía Re- • Interoperability-driven autonomy including propeller repairs, leases New Version of VECTOR Au- • Mission autonomy underwater wet welding, stern topilot Software • Precision guidance capabilities seal support, and class-approved

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