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Euronaval 2016: Collaboration key for unmanned future (video)

26th October 2016 - 10:58 GMT | by Grant Turnbull, Richard Thomas in Paris

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As the use of unmanned vessels in the maritime domain increases, the next major challenge for industry and navies will be how these vehicles collaborate both between themselves and with other manned vessels, the CEO of ECA Group told Shephard.

Guénaël Guillerme said it was a 'strong belief' of ECA Group that unmanned systems cannot be alone at sea, particulaly in defence, so it was vital that a human always remained in the loop. For MCM, that will involve data being transferred back to a mothership so a crew can make a decision on the threat and how to

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Grant Turnbull was the editor of Land Warfare International and Digital Battlespace magazines with Shephard …

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