Navy sailors to receive robotic autonomous systems upskilling in MMA Offshore partnership

Published on December 13, 2023



 

The Australian Navy has linked up with MMA Offshore, a Hydrogen Industry Partnership program panellist, to train mine warfare, maritime geospatial, and technical sailors in operating robotic autonomous systems. 

The move is part of the Navy’s efforts to embrace advanced robotic and autonomous systems and gain the edge in undersea warfare operations. 

In a media release, Australian Defence said the rapid, simultaneous introduction of new capability will require a workforce that is competent and familiar with the cutting-edge technology involved. 

Read More: https://www.australianmanufacturing.com.au/navy-sailors-to-receive-robotic-autonomous-systems-upskilling-in-mma-offshore-partnership/

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