SeeByte Enables Seamless Digital Tasking Across Allied Navies at REPMUS 25

This week at REPMUS 25, SeeByte demonstrated a major advancement in allied autonomy integration by successfully generating and receiving APP-11 MW tasking signals using its cutting-edge software. This breakthrough enabled seamless digital tasking and interpretation across a collaborative Neptune autonomy squad, comprising uncrewed systems operated by the US Navy, Royal Navy, and Royal Netherlands Navy (Koninklijke Marine).

The demonstration marks a significant step toward streamlining operational workflows and reducing human error associated with manual signal interpretation. By enabling automated and interoperable mission tasking, SeeByte is helping to lay the groundwork for true collaborative autonomy across NATO maritime forces.

The live exercise showcased how digital tasking can function effectively in complex, multi-domain environments, representing a move toward fully integrated autonomous operations among allied nations.

SeeByte extends a special thanks to its US and UK teams for their expertise and dedication in delivering this milestone. SeeByte looks forward to further collaboration and continued progress as REPMUS 25 unfolds.