MTXG conduct Neptune missions in confined environments

The Royal Navy's MTXG (Mine & Threat Exploitation Group) have been conducting SeeByte Neptune autonomous missions, while on deployed operations, to survey a quayside area using a REMUS 300 uncrewed underwater vehicle.

Fully trained by SeeByte on Neptune operations prior to deployment, MTXG have successfully adopted this technology to improve mission performance when operating single or multiple vehicles in a collaborative squad.

Neptune is SeeByte’s intelligent autonomy system that enables collaborative multi-vehicle squads, decentralised control, and real-time adaption. Neptune assigns goal-based plans and objectives based on the assets capabilities, ensuring each system is used to its potential.

Join us at this year’s Combined Naval Event in Farnborough from 20th - 22nd May to find out more about how SeeByte can support your mission. We look forward to seeing you there. 

Image: MTXG conducting SeeByte Neptune enabled missions. Image courtesy of Royal Navy MTXG