HD Hyundai 与 Anduril 成功演示无人水面舰艇自主航行
HD Hyundai, Anduril Successfully Demonstrate Autonomous Surface Vessel < Defense·Energy < 기사본문 - The Elec Inc.
HD Hyundai 与美国 AI 防务公司 Anduril 在加州长滩港外完成无人水面舰艇（USV）自主航行联合演示，这是韩国企业首次在美国演示该类技术。测试在一艘改装过的 368 吨大型无人水面试验船上进行，搭载 HD 韩国造船海洋的 VAone 船舶自主方案与 Anduril 的 Lattice 任务自主系统，约 3.5 小时内验证了自主航行、任务变更、编队作业和机械故障应急响应。双方计划借此进入包括美国在内的全球无人水面舰艇市场。
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An unmanned surface test vessel equipped with autonomy solutions from HD Hyundai and Anduril demonstrates autonomous navigation off the Port of Long Beach, California. (Photo: HD Hyundai)
HD Hyundai has successfully demonstrated autonomous navigation technology for an unmanned surface vessel (USV) in collaboration with US artificial intelligence (AI) defense company Anduril.
HD Hyundai announced on Oct. 19 that it had recently conducted a joint demonstration with Anduril off the Port of Long Beach in California. It marked the first time a South Korean company had demonstrated unmanned surface vessel technology in the United States.
The companies tested the technology aboard a modified 368-ton large unmanned surface test vessel previously operated by the US Navy. The vessel was equipped with HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering’s VAone vessel autonomy solution and Anduril’s Lattice mission autonomy system.
VAone, based on autonomous navigation technology developed by HD Hyundai subsidiary Avikus, can detect machinery conditions and damage aboard a vessel and respond automatically. Anduril’s Lattice supports autonomous mission execution by unmanned surface vessels.
During the approximately three-and-a-half-hour demonstration, the companies tested autonomous navigation, mission changes, formation operations and emergency responses to machinery failures. HD Hyundai and Anduril plan to use the validated technologies to enter the global unmanned surface vessel market, including the United States.
“We confirmed the unmanned surface vessel’s ability to perform complex missions in response to various real-world operational scenarios,” said Jang Kwang-pil, vice president and head of the Future Technology Research Institute at HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering. “We will continue to focus on technology development and advancement.”
EunGyu Kim giddk1206@thelec.kr
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