Detecting sub-surface intrusions like shallow water incursions remains a critical challenge. This involves identifying threats from various sources such as Underwater Drones (UUV’s), Mini Subs, and Divers equipped with rebreather apparatus. The existing systems for sub-surface detection need enhancement.
Brassets Group believe the solution lies in the development and implementation of advanced sub-surface detection systems. This includes deploying permanent sub-surface capabilities, integrating vessel-mounted systems with above-surface counterparts, and creating deployable and re-deployable systems. To ensure effectiveness and reliability, the solution draws upon a proven system already operational in over 150 locations worldwide, trusted by the US, UK, and European Defense organizations.
Key Feature Include:
- Improved capability
- Asset protection
- Enhanced and secure capability
- Shallow water tracking
- Detection of potential threats at 950m
- Coordinates of threat
- UAV deployment with sub-surface deployable warning speaker
- Multiple threat identification and tracking
- Potential threat final target notification
- AI threat identification
- Accelerated Delivery
- Can be integrated into the command and control systems including surface and above-surface detection
Brassets Group Sub surface detection uses permanent deployment of sub-surface detection systems on or off vessel locations. The system utilises ultra-low frequency sonar and other assets to detect and track sub-surface threats in deep or shallow turbulent noisy water.
Linked systems can include, but not limited to;
- Vessel weapons systems
- Landside systems that may include mass notification systems
- Landside threat detection systems
- Central command and control assets deployable anywhere
- Surface and above surface systems to detect and respond to multiple threats or potential threats
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