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Nimbus Group partners with Nautrik on autonomous surface vessel production and assembly

Nimbus Group partners with Nautrik on autonomous surface vessel production and assembly

ReutersReuters2026/09/03 05:31
  • Nimbus Group entered a framework agreement with Nautrik to produce and assemble autonomous surface vessels for defense and security applications.
  • First batch of units has been delivered, completing planned acceptance and verification tests with positive results.
  • Nimbus will provide manufacturing, assembly, marine systems integration as Nautrik scales its AI-native autonomous maritime control systems.
  • Deal supports Nimbus’s push into professional, government-related maritime work beyond its leisure-boat core.


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