ECA Group will be happy to welcome you on its booth H15.8 taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. ECA Group team will introduce you to its Defence & Security range of unmanned robotic solutions for applications at Sea, dedicated to Mine warfare.
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In the naval field, ECA Group offers a wide range of innovative and comprehensive technological solutions to face current and future challenges. Constantly innovating to improve the capabilities and performance of its systems, ECA Group supports the Naval Forces to carry out ever more complex missions in hostile or restrictive environments.
ECA Group offers interoperable systems capable of tackling the most demanding Mine Counter Measures. The first to materialise the stand-off concept, meaning that it places both crews and equipment away from the danger zone, ECA Group has developed a comprehensive system composed of a range of drones that fulfill all phases of mine clearance missions at sea: detection, classification, identification and neutralisation.
Already in use within several navies, ECA Group systems efficiently locate and identify underwater threats, while allowing crews to stay at a stand-off distance from the minefield.
UMISTM the Unmanned MCM Integrated System is an innovative and complete robotic system dedicated to MCM, composed of ECA Group naval drones (USVs, UUVs, ROVs,) and towed sonars. Operations are conducted via a unique interface, using an advanced Command & Control System as well as a dedicated software suite, UMISOFTTM.
UMISOFTTMenables to manage parallel drones missions, robot-from/on-robot deployment (such as USV deploying and retrieving a UUV) as well as automatic launch and recovery systems (LARS from USVs) and can be integrated into the combat management system (CMS) of the vessel (MCMV).
UMISTM is scalable and can be integrated onboard specialised vessels or non-dedicated ships. Its containerised version, UMIS in the Box, can be deployed from the ships or directly from shore since it is both road and air transportable.
Carrying, deploying and recovering autonomous underwater vehicles by surface drones significantly increases the navies’ range and speed of action, which is otherwise limited by their onboard energy.
It is the ideal solution for Navies and Homeland Protection operators engaged in battlefields and survey or intervention missions at sea.
For operations at sea, ECA Group has been developing state-of-the-art robotic systems to facilitate operator's missions and reduce missions' duration while providing high-quality data and high performance.
ECA Group naval drones can detect, classify, locate, identify and neutralize threats at sea. A wide range of unmanned or remotely operated vehicles is available to reduce human exposure to danger. This includes:
Already used by several renowned Navies, these systems have proven their performance, especially in Mine CounterMeasures activities.
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