Amid concerns over the possibility of mines in the Strait of Hormuz, robots are offering a safer option to assess risks in ...

See the company’s profile at “Moving from prototype to structured field testing in a matter of weeks demonstrates the speed at which our team is executing on the IQ Aqua program,” said Shaun Passley, ...

Welcome back to The Daily Navy, as we explore the secret technology protecting U.S. aircraft carriers from deadly underwater ...

Underwater mines have always been a nasty problem. They're cheap to deploy, hard to spot, and clearing them has traditionally ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Finding and disposing of mines lurking on the sea floor is dangerous and difficult work. The US Navy wants robotic crawlers ...

The US Navy is now looking at artificial intelligence-powered drones to automatically detect enemy threats after a series of successful tests proved it is twice as fast in detecting underwater mines.

Industry champions in France and Italy move to consolidate their positions in a growing market for unmanned underwater naval ...

As peace talks between America and Iran fell apart over the weekend, President Trump has called for the US military to take control of the Strait of Hormuz and clear the water of Tehran's mines. The ...

The US Navy wants a robotic crawler to take over the dangerous job of clearing naval mines, especially ones laid on the sea floor.MC1 Charles E. White/US Navy One of the nastiest threats in naval ...