Oct 9, 2025 10:32 AM
Dual-use autonomy is Zeabuz’s new system, enabling autonomous navigation, collision avoidance, and remote control even in connectivity-denied environments.
Norway-based Zeabuz has unveiled a dual-use autonomy system designed to expand the capabilities of maritime vessels through integrated, scalable automation.
The tech has been fitted to the ZeaFalcon, a 7-meter (23-foot) Damen high-density polyethylene uncrewed surface vessel (USV) optimized for defense and security missions.
Built for both naval and civilian use, the Zeabuz system supports autonomous navigation, collision avoidance, remote command and control, autodocking, and operations in connectivity-denied environments.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: Norway’s Zeabuz Turns One Operator Into Maritime Force Multiplier
Norway•Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance•USV•autonomous systems•technology•autonomy software•unmanned surface vehicle
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