HII says Odyssey ACS autonomy software enables coordinated unmanned fleet operations in contested waters

PUBT · 19h ago
HII says Odyssey ACS autonomy software enables coordinated unmanned fleet operations in contested waters
  • Huntington Ingalls Industries highlighted Odyssey Autonomous Control Solutions software to enable unmanned maritime systems to operate with limited human intervention.
  • Platform positioned as a cross-domain autonomy layer to coordinate manned ships with USVs, UUVs, UAVs in contested, communications-degraded environments.
  • Company cited delivery of more than 750 REMUS UUVs to over 30 countries, with over 90% still in service.
  • Odyssey ACS integrated across more than 30 unmanned surface platforms, expanding operational data used to develop and validate autonomy behaviors.
  • Modular open architecture supports over-the-air upgrades, aiming to reduce vendor lock-in while accelerating sensor, payload, encryption, software refresh cycles.


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