Dagens Nyheter: Military water drone can be programmed to find people in water
The recent Dagens Nyheter article highlights an important discussion about the future of autonomous maritime technology.

The recent Dagens Nyheter article highlights an important discussion about the future of autonomous maritime technology.
Following the tragic boating accident on Hakefjorden, our CEO Kris Moell spoke about how autonomous surface vessels could, in the future, support search and rescue operations. With software adapted to identify people in the water, USVs could rapidly search large areas, operate 24/7, and continue missions even in weather conditions that may limit traditional aerial assets.\
While Frost Unmanned develops autonomous surface vessels primarily for defence applications, we believe these technologies have significant dual-use potential. As autonomous systems continue to evolve, collaboration between industry and public authorities will be key to unlocking new capabilities for maritime safety, security, and emergency response.
Thank you to Dagens Nyheter for highlighting this important conversation about the future of autonomous maritime technology.
Full article: https://www.dn.se/sverige/militar-vattendronare-kan-programmeras-for-att-hitta-manniskor-i-vatten/

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Dagens Nyheter: Military water drone can be programmed to find people in water

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