REMUS users and industry partners from around the world gathered in Portsmouth, England, in July to share their experiences using HII’s unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs).

“It’s a critical event to hear lessons learned and recommendations for improvement from the operators of REMUS UUVs based on real world operations,” said Gary Rogeness, senior director of business development.

Nick Green, senior manager of international business development, hosted the event, and Martin Lewis, senior program director, also attended.

“Building the best UUVs in the world is something we are very proud of,” Lewis said, “but truly listening to our customers is part of a larger commitment to provide best-in-class vehicles and payload capabilities to our allies and partners. Providing the team with information on the latest in third-generation REMUS technology—designed to ease maintenance burdens and increase operational flexibility—was a key message that both HII and our industry partners brought to the group.”

For more information about HII’s REMUS UUVs, visit: https://hii.com/what-we-do/capabilities/unmanned-systems/remus-uuvs/.

Above Picture: Duane Fotheringham, president of Mission Technologies’ Unmanned Systems business group, highlights the features of the REMUS 130, the latest variant of REMUS unmanned underwater vehicles that was publicly unveiled during Oceanology International held earlier this spring in London. The Remus 130 incorporates the third-generation modular technology of the REMUS 300, offering customers a highly capable vehicle at reduced cost and risk.

Cover Picture: REMUS Users Group participants, which include international operators, industry representatives and the HII sponsors.