Spain's Navy to evaluate Marine Instruments' AI-powered maritime surveillance technology
Spain's Navy will evaluate the Marine Horizon Viewer (MHV) from Spanish company Marine Instruments, a surveillance solution that integrates gyrostabilized electro-optical and infrared sensors, real-time data processing and artificial intelligence to improve detection and tracking of targets in the maritime environment. It will be the first practical application of the General Action Protocol (PGA) between both parties, aimed at evaluating and validating new technological capabilities for naval surveillance. The system has an open architecture to integrate with radars, AIS, Sigint and unmanned platforms such as the M5D-Airfox.
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- The Navy will test the Marine Horizon Viewer, which combines electro-optical and infrared sensors, real-time processing and AI for maritime surveillance.
- The evaluation is the first practical application of the General Action Protocol between the Navy and Marine Instruments.
- The MHV has an open architecture to interoperate with radars, AIS, Sigint, command and control platforms and drones such as the M5D-Airfox.
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