
We research autonomous navigation that endures when everything else is denied. Vessels that keep their position, their judgement, and their mission when GPS is spoofed and communications are cut.
The techniques are drawn from the domain where they were hardest won: orbital operations, where no signal is trusted and every manoeuvre is decided alone.
To give uncrewed vessels the judgement to be trusted alone
To take the human off the ocean's most dangerous, expensive and distant work
To build vessels that protect life at sea without being asked
The maritime operating environment is becoming increasingly complex as electronic warfare capabilities continue to advance. Modern autonomous systems face a growing range of threats, including GNSS spoofing, communications denial, sensor manipulation, cyber intrusion and coordinated electromagnetic attack.
As these capabilities become more sophisticated and widely available, autonomous vessels can no longer assume that navigation, communications or external sensor data are trustworthy.
We are building a small research team, and we select differently. We will be hosting evenings in London where candidates are tested on:
This is where the finest minds in the field can meet, argue their ideas, network, and find collaborators.
No CV sifting. No recruiters. The work speaks, or it doesn't.
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