France is launching the autonomous underwater era: it will meet the sea in 2028
Original headlineFransa su altında otonom çağı başlatıyor: 2028’de denizle buluşacak
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France has commissioned Naval Group to build a large unmanned underwater vehicle demonstrator, with sea trials targeted for 2028. The extra-large autonomous submersible will operate without an onboard crew on deep-water and critical sea-route missions that manned platforms find too risky. It will run on the Steeris OB artificial intelligence infrastructure, which is intended to let the vehicle carry out missions autonomously underwater. The contract marks France’s push to open an autonomous era in undersea operations. What to watch next is the demonstrator’s progress toward its 2028 at-sea milestone and how its AI performs on operational missions.
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Naval Group, Steeris OB, France