NATO Mine Warfare Experts gather in Edinburgh for SeeByte User Group

SeeByte was delighted to once again welcome naval personnel and industry partners to the NATO SeeByte User Group, held this year at a unique venue in the heart of Edinburgh.

Across several days, delegates from NATO and other partner nations met to exchange operational insights, share best practices, and explore software capabilities that will support the future of underwater Mine Countermeasures (MCM).

 

“Our NATO User Group is an invaluable opportunity to hear directly from the people who use our technology every day,” said Alastair Cormack, Head of Capability Development at SeeByte. 

“Their insight guides our development priorities and ensures we continue delivering software that strengthens underwater MCM operations across the Alliance. We are committed to working closely with our partners as we evolve the capability for the future.”
 

We are proud that SeeByte has been selected by leading navies for MCM. This underwater toolbox, enables safe, effective, and collaborative operations across the Alliance.

SeeByte looks forward to continuing its close partnership with customers and partners as we innovate for the next generation of underwater systems.

Thank you to everyone who joined our event from; 
Royal Navy
Estonian Defence Forces
The Belgian Navy
Koninklijke Marine (Royal Netherlands Navy)
US Navy
Royal Canadian Navy | Marine royale canadienne
Royal New Zealand Navy
Teledyne Marine
Kraken Robotics

Image: Delegates from NATO and other partner nations gather outside at the NATO SeeByte User Group event in Edinburgh.