Underwater autonomous vessels and robots could play a substantial role in defense operations, but submersibles have historically had trouble communicating across large distances unless they rose to the surface. But coming up to transmit poses the very obvious risk of being exposed.
Skana Robotics thinks it’s made a breakthrough with underwater communications using AI — but not the large language models the industry touts today.
Tel Aviv-based Skana has developed a new capability for its fleet management software system, SeaSphere, that allows groups of ves
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