Registration Open for Teledyne Valeport's Marine Measurement Forum #71
(MMF) #71, taking place on July 1, 2026 at Dartington Hall in Totnes, Devon. The one-day, in-person event will bring together professionals from research, industry, and academia, to explore current challenges, emerging research, and future trends in marine measurement technology and methods.Hosted by Teledyne Valeport, a division of Teledyne Marine, MMF#71 provides a collaborative platform for engineers, surveyors, scientists, researchers, and marine technology specialists to share knowledge, exchange best practice, and build professional connections across the marine measurement community.This year&rsquo
Teledyne Expands Iceland Facility, Boosts AUV Output and UK Supplier Collaboration
Teledyne Marine has further expanded its Teledyne Gavia manufacturing facility in Iceland, increasing output of autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) systems while strengthening collaboration with UK‑based suppliers.Located at Vesturvör 29 in Kópavogur, the facility now occupies the full 5,200 m² building after Teledyne acquired the remaining space. The added floor space expands engineering, manufacturing, support, and operations to facilitate higher build rates and a smoother production flow.The expansion supports growing demand for Gavia AUV systems in defense, security, and commercial
Teledyne Marine Launches New Global Video Contest
Teledyne Marine has opened submissions for its new 2026 Video Contest, inviting customers and partners around the world to bring their missions to life through video.Building on the success of its annual Teledyne Marine photo contest, the new video competition focuses on real missions, real data, and real innovation highlighting how Teledyne Marine technologies are used across ocean science, offshore operations, and subsea exploration.Entrants are encouraged to think outside the box and submit engaging videos that demonstrate the real-world uses of Teledyne Marine’s technology, such as:Products
Teledyne Participates in 2026 SeaSEC Challenge Weeks: DATA2SEA
Teledyne is participating in the 2026 edition of the SeaSEC Challenge Weeks, “DATA2SEA” (SCWD2S), an advanced maritime security exercise focused on real-time multi-sensor data integration for the protection of critical underwater infrastructure (CUI). In collaboration with the German Navy and hosted by the Rostock Institute for Ocean Technologies, this year’s DATA2SEA program brings together a range of sensing technologies in realistic operational conditions to explore how real-time data integration can enhance maritime security operations. The exercise shifts the focus beyond
Teledyne eXtreamer for Seismic Data Receives 2026 Spotlight on New Technology Award
Teledyne Geophysical Instruments, a division of Teledyne Marine, has announced that eXtreamer, its advanced small form factor seismic streamer, has received a 2026 Spotlight on New Technology Award, from the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC). The award recognizes technologies that demonstrate advancement, uniqueness, and commercial impact within the offshore energy industry.Developed in collaboration with Geometrics Inc., eXtreamer addresses the growing demand for ultra-high-resolution (UHR) and ultra‑ultra‑high‑resolution (UUHR) marine seismic data acquisition. The system combines a robust yet
Teledyne Marine Wins UK Royal Navy Contract for AUVs and Floats
Teledyne Marine, part of Technologies Incorporated, has announced that it has been awarded a contract by the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) in support of the Royal Navy’s Future Maritime Data Gathering (FMDG) - Persistent Oceanographic Data Collect, strengthening the Royal Navy’s oceanographic and environmental data collection capabilities.Under this contract, Teledyne will supply numerous autonomous ocean observing systems, including Sentinel and Slocum gliders, APEX floats, and associated services, enabling the Royal Navy to expand its fleet of advanced unmanned technologies to collect
Swedish Defence Materiel Administration Orders Additional GAVIA AUV Systems
Teledyne Gavia, a leader in modular autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) systems and part of Teledyne Marine, announced that the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) has placed a follow-on order for additional GAVIA Autonomous Underwater Vehicles and payload modules. This order builds on the successful delivery of the initial GAVIA systems to the Swedish Armed Forces in 2025. The agreement was signed during the Navy Tech Conference in Gothenburg, Sweden. The additional vehicles and payload modules will further expand mission capability and operational flexibility for the Swedish Armed
Breakthrough Technology Unveiled at Oceanology International
, advanced analytics for smarter decisions and generative AI powered insights and KPIs.On the booth, visitors explored actual data streams, immersive dashboards, and the tools that transform underwater data into actionable intelligence for environmental, industrial, and security applications.Teledyne Marine continued its high-profile presence at this year’s event with the introduction of the new SeaBat T51-S Integrated Dual Head and SeaBat T51-R Integrated Dual Head. The latest evolution of the proven T51 platform integrates dual sonar heads into a single processor. This configuration
Canadian Research Vessel Headed Home
(Simrad) EK80 - 18, 38, 70, 120, and 200 kHz• General Purpose Deep Sea Echo Sounder (DSES) - Kongsberg EA640• Integrated Positioning System (IPS) - Kongsberg Seapath 380+ with MRU 5+• Sonar Synchronization System (SYNC) - Kongsberg K-Sync• Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCPs) - Teledyne RDI 75 kHz Ocean Surveyor and 300 kHz Workhorse Mariner• Ultra-Short Baseline Transceiver (USBT) - Kongsberg HiPAP 452• Scientific Navigation System (SNS) - Raytheon Anschütz Synapsis ECDIS NX• Shallow Depth Seabed Mapping System (SDMS) – Kongsberg EM 2040• Deep Sea
February 2026
