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Founded in 2003, Al Seer Marine is listed on the ADX.
  • Al Seer Marine said the renewal of this new agreement will capitalize on L3Harris' extensive international experience in the design and deployment of uncrewed platforms.
  • It will also enhance Al Seer Marine's ability to continue manufacturing and delivering Unmanned Surface Vessels (USV) across various markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council region.

Dubai, UAE — Al Seer Marine and L3Harris Technologies have renewed their teaming agreement at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition Conference.

Their partnership has seen the execution of numerous projects over the past six years.

Al Seer Marine said the renewal of this new agreement will capitalize on L3Harris’ extensive international experience in the design and deployment of uncrewed platforms and will enhance Al Seer Marine’s ability to continue manufacturing and delivering Unmanned Surface Vessels (USV) across various markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council region.

Uncrewed and autonomous systems are revolutionising the traditional maritime sector, resulting in improved safety measures and economically sustainable commercial operations. The uncrewed surface vessel (USV) market is a rapidly evolving industry, valued at US$967 million in 2023 and projected to reach US$2.75 billion by 2030.

The partnership renewal emphasizes Al Seer Marine’s dedication to its Maritime Autonomous Center of Excellence, effectively bridging the gap between manufacturing and the maritime industry, Al Seer Marine said.

Al Seer Marine is initiating the commissioning of one of the world’s largest robotic 3D printers — a groundbreaking endeavor that will greatly accelerate maritime platform production.

“The surge in the adoption of unmanned systems within the local and regional markets is propelling market growth. Companies are making substantial investments in developing and procuring unmanned systems over manned alternatives due to their risk mitigation benefits and enhanced operational accuracy. Therefore, this agreement aligns seamlessly with our strategic business objectives,” said Guy Neivens, CEO of Al Seer Marine.