Sea

The unmanned maritime industry is continuing its success and finding new applications for its research and development. We expect to see significant growth in underwater applications by both civilian and defense industries. The recent recovery of flight wreckage in the Atlantic Ocean demonstrates the success of the civilian industry while the Navy continues to push the envelope on future underwater defense capabilities.

Resources

• Unmanned Systems Integrated Roadmap, FY2009 - 2034
•  Congressional Robotics Caucus
• Federal Aviation Administration
• Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International
• The National Military Strategy of the United States of America 2011
• A Roadmap for US Robotics - From Internet to Robotics (May, 2009)
• sUAS Arc Recommendations (April, 2009)
• Autonomous Vehicles in Support of Naval Operations
• Simon Fraser University
• NASA Dryden Flight Research Center
• NASA Wallops Flight Facility 
• OSD UAS Planning Task Force
• UAV SWARM Health Management Project Website
• Autonomous Vehicles in Support of Naval Operations
• C-ELROB
• NASA Joint Propulsion Lab Robotics
• Mars Pathfinder Mission
• National Robotics Engineering Center
• U of Massachusetts Computer Vision
• U of Michigan AI Lab
• ASTM Committee F41 on UUV Standards
• Autonomous Undersea Systems Institute
• AUV Lab at MIT Sea Grant
• Heriot-Watt University (Scotland) Ocean Systems Lab 
• Institute for Exploration
• Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center
• Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
• Research Submersibles and Undersea Technologies
• The Navy Unmanned Undersea Vehicle (UUV) Master Plan
• Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute