Overview
- Helsing has officially unveiled the Lura AI acoustic platform and SG-1 Fathom autonomous gliders, designed to detect underwater threats with unprecedented efficiency.
- Lura's large acoustic model can identify sounds 10 times quieter and process data 40 times faster than human operators, enhancing maritime threat detection capabilities.
- The SG-1 Fathom gliders can patrol underwater for up to three months, forming a scalable, satellite-like sensor network for real-time surveillance.
- The Royal Navy contracted Helsing to develop the system to counter Russian submarine threats and safeguard vital undersea infrastructure like communication cables.
- Helsing has partnered with Blue Ocean Marine Tech Systems, Ocean Infinity, and Qinetiq to scale production, with plans for deployment by the end of 2025.