According to a PR published by Thales on September 13, 2023, the firm recently demonstrated a new integrated system under the Franco-British Maritime Mine Counter Measures (MMCM) project that can locate, identify, and neutralize sea mines using drone technology. The demonstration was conducted from their operations center in Brest, France.
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ROV-I being launched at sea from an MMCM vessel. (Picture source: OCCAR)
ROV-I being launched at sea from an MMCM vessel. (Picture source: OCCAR)
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