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Click to read our latest blog: The Design and Development of a Revolutionary Autonomous Subsea Inspection Capability.
https://www.asvglobal.com/the-design-and- development-of-a-…/
If you'd like to know more, catch our talk at next week's #SubseaExpo on 11th Feb from 1pm in the inspection session.

L3 ASV congratulates Ocean Infinity on the launch of Armada, a ground-breaking new company set to revolutionise commercial survey work.
#unmanned #robot

In next week’s Subsea Expo conference James Cowles will explain how autonomy can reduce ship time, increase safety and reduce costs of inspection.
Catch James’ talk ‘Revolutionary Autonomous Subsea Inspection Capability’ in the inspection session on Tuesday 11th February from 1pm.
#L3Harris #ASV #SubseaExpo

Simultaneously reduce costs and improve safety of your subsea and survey operations.
Find us next month at Subsea Expo in Aberdeen (booth 134) to discover our range of Autonomous Surface Vehicles that have been developed for subsea inspection and hydrographic survey in coastal and offshore waters.
#L3Harris #ASV #SubseaExpo

4 years ago we proudly contributed to the industry’s first Code of Conduct for the operation of #autonomous vessels. Responsible operation will become an increasingly important topic as adoption of the technology continues to grow.
We’re delighted to be sponsoring the Maritime Autonomous Systems Regulatory Working Group (MASRWG) Conference hosted by Maritime UK this week in London. The forum will discuss the legal, technological, operational and political aspects effecting the operation of autonomous vessels.

Wishing a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of our customers, industry partners and suppliers. Thank you for your continued support throughout 2019 and we look forward to working with you next year in what’s looking to be our biggest year ever!

This week MAST 13 took to the English Channel to put its surveillance capabilities to the test in a high-speed autonomous exercise.
Reaching speeds of up to 30 knots the vessel navigated the busy shipping lanes using feedback from several sensors including an L3Harris / Wescam Inc. MX-10MS camera.
Designed and built by L3 ASV for DSTL, MAST 13 is an autonomy test platform developed to support new concepts for the Royal Navy.

We recently participated in the latest Royal Navy Autonomous Advanced Force 2 Trial at the Royal Marines innovation and trial unit. Thank you to our team who performed exceptionally when faced with some tough conditions across the two weeks. It was great to see DSTL's MAST 9 in action.

Our Managing Director Mark Exeter was delighted to host General Sir Nick Carter, Chief of Defence Staff along with Vice Admiral Nick Hine, Second Sea Lord and Deputy Chief of Naval Staff on board the MAST 13 Autonomous Surface Vehicle yesterday at Portsmouth Naval Base.
MAST 13 autonomously transported the party from Navy Command Headquarters to Semaphore Tower. This transit signified the Royal Navy’s desire to adopt autonomous systems through their autonomy accelerator programme ‘NavyX’, leveraging the rapidly advancing capability that L3Harris is developing in partnership with Dstl.

In honor of Veterans Day, #L3Harris launched an employee volunteer program – L3Harris Investing for Tomorrow (LIFT).
LIFT is focused on promoting employee volunteerism in support of our communities, #STEM education and mission-aligned service.
We hosted a LIFT kickoff event at our facility in #Louisiana. Partnering with NextOp Veterans, we hosted a care package drive, collecting over 100 items to donate to the Southwest Louisiana Veteran’s home.
... Thank you to our armed forces for their courage and service to our country.
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Huge thanks to the Marine Technology Society for honoring us with the Compass Industrial Award for outstanding contribution to the marine industry. Our GM Larry Karl proudly received the award at Oceans 2019 in Seattle last month.
Full story: https://www.asvglobal.com/l3harris-wins-m arine-technology-…/

On Thursday 24th October, we invited 10 of our key suppliers to a special supplier event at our Portchester (UK) site.
“Our business has been through a lot of changes in recent years; we’ve experienced huge growth and been through an acquisition. We wanted to host a supplier day to share our future plans with some of our strategic suppliers and most importantly, to thank them for all of their support” - Kevin Fraser, Materials Manager, L3Harris (ASV) Portchester.
Check out our blog to see what our suppliers had to say about the event and their experience of working with us throughout our journey… https://www.asvglobal.com/l3harris-hosts- first-supplier-da…/

#throwbackthursday to when we first operated an #ASV over the horizon from our Mission Control Centre in Portchester UK.
We’ve come a long way in the past two years, developing #autonomy to help mitigate the challenges of over the horizon communications links. Stay tuned for more updates on our recent developments.
https://www.asvglobal.com/asv-global-oper ates-autonomous-v…/

We’re now just a week away from the National Oceanography Centre's annual Marine Autonomy and Technology Showcase.
We’ll be showcasing #L3Harris’ industry-leading #autonomy in the exhibition as well as in the conference programme.
On Day 2 (Wednesday) we have two talks that we invite you to come along to:
... Hannah Thomas will be uncovering the ‘autonomy toolbox’ that enables safe autonomous navigation in real-world field operations.
James Cowles will talk through the development of a revolutionary autonomous subsea inspection capability.
See you there! #MATS2019
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Thank you to all of our suppliers who came to our first ever Supplier Day yesterday at our Portchester site.
It was fantastic to hear so many success stories of innovation and business growth. We have an exciting future ahead and we want you all to be part of it!

We’re excited to be hosting our very first supplier day today at our Portchester site. We’re welcoming 10 of our key suppliers for a packed afternoon of activity including an overview of our technology and our future plans.

Tonight at 8PM (EST) don't miss the two-hour special of Expedition Amelia on National Geographic to spot The University of New Hampshire's C-Worker 4 in action.
The programme airs in the UK this Saturday (26th) at 1100 on National Geographic UK
https://www.channelguidemag.com/…/nat-g eo-tries-to-solve-t…/

Tune in this Sunday at 8PM (EST) on National Geographic to see The University of New Hampshire's C-Worker 4 search for the infamous Amelia Earhart's plane. Alongside other robotic vehicles, the C-Worker 4 will survey the entire area where explorers think the plane resides.
The C-Worker 4 dubbed 'ASV BEN' was delivered to the University by L3 ASV in 2016.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/…/bo b-ballard-found-tit…/
... Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping / Joint Hydrographic Center Nautilus Live
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