Teledyne Expands Maritime Tech Solutions Portfolio with Latest Acquisition
Teledyne Technologies Incorporated has completed the acquisition of the TransponderTech business from Saab.The newly acquired business Teledyne FLIR TransponderTech will join Teledyne’s Raymarine, FLIR Marine, ChartWorld and Teledyne CARIS brands, broadening the group’s maritime technology solutions.Based outside of Linköping Sweden, the company will market its products and solutions as FLIR TransponderTech.The brand will continue developing and delivering Automatic Identification System (AIS), VHF Data Exchange System (VDES), and Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) technologies
Teledyne Marine Vehicles Expands Direct-to-Customer Service, Support in the United Kingdom
Teledyne Marine Vehicles has announced a major expansion of its direct-to-customer service capabilities in the United Kingdom, reinforcing its commitment to delivering world-class support to its regional customer base.As part of this strategic investment, Teledyne has opened new repair facilities in Fareham, co-located with Teledyne Raymarine, augmenting the existing Slocum glider facility in Southampton at the prestigious National Oceanographic Center. The Fareham facility will support Teledyne’s full range of unmanned underwater vehicles, including Teledyne Gavia AUVs, Teledyne Webb
AI is Boosting Operational Autonomy
In a world-first for marine science and technology, Teledyne Marine, in collaboration with Rutgers University-New Brunswick, has just launched an autonomous glider that will circumnavigate the globe.Navigational adjustments will be made along the way, as full operational autonomy is something that the underwater robotics industry continues to perfect.The loss of the University of Gothenburg AUV Ran demonstrates what can go wrong. Ran’s most groundbreaking results were achieved during risky missions under the floating glaciers of Antarctica. It was during one such mission that Ran was lost in
Redwing Glider Successfully Launched in Global Ocean Mission
Teledyne Marine has successfully launched the Slocum Sentinel glider, ‘Redwing’, into the Atlantic Ocean on Saturday, Oct. 11, approximately 43 miles southeast of Woods Hole, Mass. The launch, which is a collaboration with Rutgers University, took place aboard the Ocean Researcher, a 41-foot research vessel under clear skies and one- to three-foot seas.The Teledyne Marine team on board included Shea Quinn, Sentinel Mission Project Lead; Cordie Goodrich, Sentinel Mission Lead Pilot; and Sal Fricano, Glider Applications Engineer and Pilot.Redwing is embarking on the five-year Sentinel Mission
MacArtney, Teledyne ODI Expand Connector Service Across Europe
European operators now benefit from faster, certified subsea connector servicing through MacArtney’s expanded partnership with Teledyne ODI.Approved servicing is carried out at MacArtney’s workshop in Norway, now offering authorized refurbishment services on Teledyne ODI connector systems. As part of MacArtney’s European offering, this location brings inspection, fault diagnosis, and repair capabilities closer to operators across the region, enabling more responsive support for those working with Teledyne ODI products.MacArtney’s servicing covers individual Teledyne ODI connector
Deeply Innovative: Drivers in Subsea Defense
for depths up to 6,000 meters. Its modular SmartPowerBlock technology powers AUVs and ROVs on long-duration operations, while OceanPack monitoring systems support uninterrupted environmental data collection, capabilities that are essential for subsea surveillance and maritime domain awareness. Teledyne Marine’s Subsea Supercharger (SSC) is another breakthrough - a compact, fuel cell-based “mini power plant” engineered for long deployments in remote environments. The SSC can charge resident AUVs/ROVs, power control nodes, and support fully autonomous operations without frequent
Underwater Autonomous Glider Departs to Circumnavigate the Globe
In a world-first for marine science and technology, Teledyne Marine in collaboration with Rutgers University-New Brunswick, will conduct a mission to circumnavigate the globe with an autonomous underwater glider.Using Teledyne’s ‘Redwing,' the near five-year Sentinel Mission departs on October 10, 2025 following a ceremony at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), which operates the second largest glider fleet in the world.Launched from the edge of the continental shelf south of Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, the Slocum Sentinel Glider will gather data on ocean
Teledyne’s eXtreamer Meets Seismic Data Needs
Developed in partnership with Geometrics, the eXtreamer is a small form factor streamer designed to meet and exceed the seismic standards of today and tomorrow. It combines Teledyne’s engineering with Geometrics’ electronics to deliver exceptional ultra-high resolution in a compact, maneuverable package.Why eXtreamer?Market-Driven InnovationUnmatched FlexibilityRobust and ReliablePrecision Imaging
Teledyne Marine Showcases Navigation Solutions at DSEI 2025
Teledyne Marine, a leader in advanced marine technologies, will showcase its latest innovations at DSEI 2025, taking place September 9-12 at ExCeL London. Exhibiting at the Teledyne booth S3-110, the company will present a range of mission-critical solutions designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s naval and security communities.A central highlight will be Teledyne Marine’s new Compact Navigator, a next-generation solution that enables precise positioning in GPS-denied environments. The Compact Navigator is the world’s smallest and highest-performing fully integrated
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