Teledyne Marine has successfully demonstrated its advanced sonar technology during the SeaSEC Harbour Protection Challenge Day on February 2 in Gothenburg, Sweden – just ahead of its participation at Navy Tech &
Teledyne Marine has successfully demonstrated its advanced sonar technology during the SeaSEC Harbour Protection Challenge Day on February 2 in Gothenburg, Sweden – just ahead of its participation at Navy Tech & Seabed Defence 2026, where the company will also be exhibiting and delivering two expert speaker sessions. The live harbor protection exercise which focused on detecting and tracking underwater threats in port environments, served as a real‑world prelude to Teledyne Marine’s presence at the Navy Tech event (February 3-5, 2026).
During the one-day harbor protection exercise, Teledyne Marine deployed its SeaBat F50 forward-looking sonar, mounted on a seabed frame to monitor vessels and underwater vehicle activity entering and exiting the harbor. The scenario focused on the detection, tracking and visualization of unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs), including autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs).
Designed for situational awareness underwater, the SeaBat F50 delivers a wide swath covering up to 140 degrees horizontally. The wide swath and high ping rate mean the SeaBat F50 delivers high-resolution, real-time imagery for effective harbor and critical underwater infrastructure protection.
Following its live demonstration, Teledyne Marine will showcase the SeaBat F50 on its stand throughout Navy Tech & Seabed Defence, where delegates can visit
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