AI and data is set to transform the maritime industry, according to MARSS' Business Development Manager, Mike Collier.
MARSS Group is gearing up to showcase it’s NiDAR surveillance technology at this year’s Red Sands, demonstrating sensor fusion and end-to-end AI layered defence capabilities, for detection to denial of unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
MARSS signs $70million contract to deliver integrated logistic support for Middle East client
Man-overboard (MOB) technology is an area that’s attracting increasing attention in the marine industry. Novel capabilities and solutions are being actively designed, developed and deployed to better detect and locate those who have fallen from a ship.
In the wake of a successful 2023, marked by the completion of numerous major contracts, MARSS is happy to share a further contract win for the delivery of its comprehensive CUAS and surface surveillance system, NiDAR, to two prestigious yachts - a primary vessel and its support ship.
MARSS Group, a leading provider of AI-powered security solutions, recently announced a landmark contract win valued at over $20m, marking the first time its NiDAR systems will be operational on combat-facing vessels.
MARSS, a global leader in security solutions, will deliver and commission up to 40 of its RADiRguard high security surveillance units for a critical infrastructure site in the Middle East, as part of a significant contract valued at $5.5 million.
Defence technology expert, MARSS, is further reinforcing its commitment to KSA and across the Middle East, with the appointment of Nabil Alnoor Borhanu to Chairman of the Board and Group Managing Director.
MARSS is pleased to announce their attendance at the World Defense Show (WDS) in Riyadh on the 6-9th of March. MARSS will be showcasing a variety of capabilities including NiDAR CUAS in a C2 and expeditionary C2 set up, RADiRGUARD, and a new product launch, aimed at the CUAS market.
Live from the inaugural World Defense Show in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia today, defence & security technology specialist MARSS, launched its latest, never seen before, UAS countermeasure.
MARSS is pleased to announce they will be attending and sponsoring the Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology Conference in Arlington, VA on May 5-6th. As the Gold Sponsor for the event, MARSS will showcase their range of defense and security capabilities.
A big MARSSian welcome to Jeff Tipton, who was recently appointed as Business Development Director in Defense. Based in Arizona, Jeff brings over 30 years’ international practice in strategy, business development, training, and combat military experience to Team MARSS.
Johannes Pinl, CEO and Founder of defense & security technology company MARSS, explains how he grew the company from an idea as a university student into a rapidly expanding, cutting-edge high-tech defense company.
Alongside partner defence brands, Saab and MSI, MARSS showed how NiDAR can be used to save lives during a series of experiments at the Defence BattleLab in Dorset.
As seen recently in Ukraine, and routinely in the Middle East, drones and other Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) pose an ever-increasing threat to critical infrastructure, civilian life and military operations. They are cheap, disposable, and lethal, with people being targeted by weaponised drones on a daily basis.
Developed by MARSS, NiDAR combines state-of-the-art sensors, effectors and AI into a smart and intuitive Command and Control (C2) system. NiDAR optimises the operator interface, automates detection and reduces the response time to identify potential threats.
The experiments at Defence BattleLab were designed by the UK MOD, to compare a traditional C2 system – where a number of operators use multiple data streams to compile information to identify the threat and design potential countermeasures – with NiDAR, a single interface that presents information and available countermeasures, and can be operated by a single user with minimal training.
During the experiment, a pilot flew a tactical reconnaissance drone to imitate a threat. The results showed that NiDAR’s C2 system, was able to autonomously detect the threat and interrogate the data to offer a tactical decision significantly faster than a traditional C2 setup with multiple highly trained operators.
Mike Collier, MARSS’ Business Development Manager, said about the event; “We set out to show the art of the possible, using NiDAR to create a dynamic, capable, evolving C2. This was a great opportunity to compare our system to a traditional C2 setup and show just how much more efficient operations can be.”
Connected to NiDAR were a range of sensors including a SAAB Giraffe radar, optics by L3 Harris, and countermeasures by MSI Defence. Each sensor fed data to the system, where NiDAR then presented information and available options to the user, such as locations and assets to be protected, object types and threat classification, and any available countermeasures.
Rob Balloch, MARSS VP Sales says, “Thank you to jHub, BattleLab, the UK MoD and our partners for being part of this highly successful event. We look forward to continuing the conversation and looking at how MARSS can help deliver world leading C2 to enhance national security and continue saving lives and protecting infrastructure.”
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