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UTEK demonstrates an autonomous system for training in Surface Warfare (SUW) operations
UTEK has recently presented its solution for SUW training based on an Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV), a towed target and a portable ground control station.
UTEK in the final conference of European Project PICASSO
Last May 23rd, UTEK, with its USV tooks part in the final conference of European Project PICASSO (Preventing Incidents & Accidents for Safer Ships in the Oceans)
UTEK get a grant of “Cheque Innovación” Program
UTEK get a grant of “Cheque Innovación Program, funded by Comunidad de Madrid and European Regional Development Fund. The scope of the activity is IPR protection by the submission of a patent request.
KALUGA demonstrates its capabilities for surveillance in critical infrastructures
Last February 12nd UTEK took part in a capability demonstration in SAGGAS facilities, located in Sagunto Port. The activity is part of the European Project PICASSO leaded by SASEMAR and with the participation of Fundación Valenciaport.
UTEK collaborates with its SV01P in the European Project PICASSO
Last November 10th, UTEK made available to the Valenciaport Foundation, and in collaboration with the company ATEINCO, its unmanned vessel to perform underwater threat detection tests.
UTEK participates in R&D Defense and Security Congress 2017
UTEK tooks part in the fifth edition of National R&D Congress in Defense and Security
UTEK in ROBOT2017
Last November 22nd the Third Iberian Robotics Conference was hold in Sevilla with the objective of showing the robotic research and development of new applications. UTEK took part with the paper “High reliability unmanned vessels”
News in Expansión newspaper
On the last 20th, the digital spanish version of Expansion newspaper published, on the cover of its supplement NAUTA 360, a publication about UTEK company and the development of its unmanned surface boat in collaboration with NARWHAL and TOURON.
First 50 navigation hours of SV01P
The SV01P completes its first 50 navigation hours with a fail rate equal to 0%.
First unmanned tests
The first tests with the unmanned system was successfully performed using a radio link with the Ground Control Station.