A British maritime autonomy software specialist has linked up with an Australian company as it seeks to expand its global operations.
SeeByte has appointed BlueZone Group as its official representative in Australia to act as its exclusive local representative across government, defence, and industry engagements.
SeeByte’s software products are in use with over 20 navies worldwide, including the Royal Navy, U.S. Navy, the Royal Netherlands Navy, the Belgian Navy, and the Royal Canadian Navy.
Its SeeTrack and Neptune software are integrated with several types of uncrewed underwater vehicles (UUVs) and uncrewed surface vessels (USVs).
Australian firm BlueZone Group designs and services underwater electronics used in harsh environments. supplying specialised products and services to defence firms as well as other commercial markets including the oceanographic, hydrographic and energy sectors.
As per SeeByte press statement: “This partnership is a pivotal step in enhancing the Royal Australian Navy’s operational edge through cutting-edge autonomous maritime technologies.”
The new partnership will focus on autonomous platforms, mission systems, C2 integration, and ISR capabilities.
Chief Commercial Officer at SeeByte Robert Johnson commented: “As we expand our operational footprint in the Indo-Pacific, we are pleased to formalise this partnership with BlueZone Group.”
He added: “Australia is a pivotal strategic region for SeeByte, and this collaboration helps empower them with cutting-edge technology, strengthening sovereign capability, and advancing combat readiness.”
Managing Director at BlueZone Group Neil Hodges said: “We look forward to representing SeeByte and supporting their integration into the Australian defence ecosystem. Their cutting-edge technology and operational experience will add significant value to Australia’s future capability landscape.”
- You can read more details on the Seebyte website