AEI Cables - Cable and Wiring Products for Naval Fleets

Burleigh Marine Systems - Dunlop Low Pressure Floating Fenders

Swede Ship - Fast Patrol Boats and High-Speed Vessels

Schill Reglerteknik - Weapon Alignment Equipment and Target Tracking Evaluation Systems

SSR Engineering - Advanced Radar Processing Systems

Rafael de Góngora Appointed Head of SENER’s Marine Engineering Strategic Business Unit
Rafael de Góngora Escrivá de Romaní has been appointed head of SENER's marine engineering strategic business unit (MaSBU) and director of the company's department of engineering and marine systems.

Royal Australian Navy Amphibious Task Group to Benefit from OSI’s T-ACT Solution
OSI Maritime Systems is pleased to announce the provision of an advanced command, control and situational awareness system to the Royal Australian Navy Amphibious Task Group.

SABIX Ultra Cables Provide Flexible Fire Protection
The new SABIX Ultra series of cable has a number of beneficial characteristics for various applications.

QinetiQ Assists Fincantieri in Construction of Onboard Escape System for Italian Navy Submarines
QinetiQ was engaged by Fincantieri on behalf of the Italian Navy to provide independent advice. This included escape and safety system design support in the development and integration of a new onboard emergency escape system.

SIGNALIS Releases White Paper on Naval-Technology Website
SIGNALIS, a leading specialist on marine traffic control and coordination, harbour security, port management, maritime and land border surveillance systems, has released a free white paper on the Naval-Technology website.

SIGNALIS' Company Profile
SIGNALIS is a leading specialist on marine traffic control and coordination, harbour security, port management, maritime and land border surveillance systems, as well as other related...

Maritime Security Barriers
The new generation of maritime security barriers eliminates gaps, and gives security forces the time they need to react to an...

The Global Submarine Market 2013 – 2023
This report offers detailed analysis of the global Submarine Market over the next ten years, and provides extensive market size forecasts by country and sub sector. It covers the key...

Decision Support for Building the Next Generation Fleet
MTG Marinetechnik supports clients such as the German MoD, Federal Office of Defence Technology and Procurement, and the German Navy with the planning and preparation of new naval...

The Naval Vessels and Surface Combatants Market 2013-2023
This report offers detailed analysis of the global Naval Vessels and Surface Combatants Market over the next ten years, and provides extensive market size forecasts by country and sub sector....

Video feature: Showboat - DCNS showcases FREMM frigate to Canada
French shipbuilder DCNS has released footage of its first FREMM frigate Aquitaine arriving in New York ahead of a visit to Canada, with the aim of turning a few armed forces heads. The country is considering the purchase of new-generation combat vessels for its Canadian Surface Combatant (CSC) programme.

Radar in 2013 – a technology that just keeps on detecting
Despite the general downturn in defence budgets, radar development and procurement has remained relatively strong, bucking the wider trend of reduced spending. Dr Gareth Evans profiles BAE's Artisan radar and QinetiQ's Alarm to find out just why the importance navies place on radar research isn't likely to change any time soon.

April's top stories: Abraham Lincoln set for overhaul, surveillance jellyfish tested
The US Navy underpinned its modernisation efforts as the Nimitz-Class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier was booked in for an overhaul, while robotic jellyfish used for surveillance were tested. Naval-technology.com wraps up the key headlines from April 2013.

Independence and defence - Scotland the brave tackles Trident
Scotland will go to the polls on 18 September 2014 to vote on whether to break away from the rest of the United Kingdom and become a sovereign state. In the event of a "yes" vote, there will be a significant shift in defence provision and expenditure across the former UK, not least the submarine-based Trident nuclear deterrent, which is currently operated out of the Faslane complex on the River Clyde on the west coast of Scotland.

Naval capabilities on the Korean Peninsula
Antagonistic rhetoric from North Korea has plunged relations on the Korean Peninsula to new depths in recent weeks. With the US assessing the missile threat to be very real, what are the naval capabilities of neighbouring regions?

MV Swift Rescue Submarine Support and Rescue Vessel (SSRV)
MV Swift Rescue is a Submarine Support and Rescue Vessel (SSRV) that is operated by the Singapore Navy. It was built by ST Marine, a subsidiary of Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering).

NSSN Virginia Class Attack Submarine
The Virginia Class new attack submarine is an advanced stealth multimission nuclear-powered submarine for deep ocean anti-submarine warfare and littoral (shallow water) operations.

REMUS-100 Automatic Underwater Vehicles
Remote Environmental Measuring Units (REMUS) 100 are light and compact AUVs (Automatic Underwater Vehicles) designed by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI).

Buyan Class Corvettes (Project 21630)
Project 21630 Buyan Class corvettes are in service with the Russian Navy. Three Buyan Class corvettes were built by JSC Almaz Shipbuilding in St. Petersburg. The vessels serve the Caspian Flotilla of the Southern Military District.

Deepak Class Fleet Tankers
Deepak Class fleet replenishment tankers are in service with the Indian Navy. The class includes two tankers, which were built by Fincantieri between 2008 and 2011.