The companies Maritime Tactical Systems Inc. (Martac, USA) and H. Henriksen AS (Henriksen, Norway) enter into a global strategic partnership. This collaboration aims to combine Martac's Mantas Maritime Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) and Henriksen's Maritime Unmanned Systems (MUS) Launch and Recovery (L&R).
The launch and recovery of maritime surface vehicles in the military, commercial and scientific fields play an increasingly important role. However, this often does not work in time- and mission-critical situations. The effective and safe launch and recovery of surface vehicles in maritime environments is the biggest obstacle to their introduction. The Martac and Henriksen partnership brings both companies their experience to support such missions while reducing operational risk.
In addition to the development of integrated systems to improve the accommodation of surface vehicles, H. Henriksen will support its partner Martac with worldwide sales. “We believe this collaboration will help create industry-leading technology products and platforms. This applies to a broad L&R product line that supports both Mantas X-class (2-3.6m) and mid-range (7-20m) with launch and recovery systems,” said Bruce Hanson, Chief Executive Officer of Martac.
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