Mission Systems

Robotics company focusing on IP generation and commercialisation in the fields of autonomy, sensing and perception in the air, sea and land domains.

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Robotics company focusing on IP generation and commercialisation in the fields of autonomy, sensing and perception in the air, sea and land domains.

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    Robotics company focusing on IP generation and commercialisation in the fields of autonomy, sensing and perception in the air, sea and land domains.

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Mission Systems Awarded AUKUS Maritime Innovation Challenge Funding

Mission Systems has been selected as one of three Australian organizations to receive funding through the AUKUS Maritime Innovation Challenge. The company is developing an ultra-long-range underwater acoustic communication system that utilizes an embedded computer to dynamically adapt communication strategies based on the oceanographic environment. The technology will be integrated into the firm's Macrura AUV to demonstrate enhanced command and control capabilities. This initiative is supported by the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA), the UK's Defence Innovation, and the US Defense Innovation Unit.

MentionedAdvanced Strategic Capabilities AcceleratorMentionedDefence InnovationMentionedDefense Innovation UnitMentionedFlorida Atlantic UniversityMentionedHydromea SAMentionedSystems Engineering & Assessment
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Mission Systems Wins ASCA Pitch Day Competition

Mission Systems engineer Jared Silberman won the pitch competition at the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA) Pitch Day held in Sydney. Silberman presented the company's Nautilus technology, an AI-enabled acoustic surveillance system designed for deployment by human operators or autonomous underwater vehicles. The recognition highlights the company's progress in sovereign acoustic data collection and processing capabilities suitable for Australian Defence applications.

MentionedAdvanced Strategic Capabilities AcceleratorMentionedThe University of Sydney