Euronaval 2016: Thales AUSS expands unmanned roles (video)

19th October 2016 - 09:00 GMT | by Grant Turnbull in Paris

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At this year's naval extravaganza that is Euronaval, held in Paris, Thales took the opportunity to unveil one of its newer products, the Autonomous Underwater and Surface System (AUSS).

Alexis Morel, Thales' CEO of underwater systems, told Shephard how this next-generation concept differs from the current generation of USVs and AUVs.

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