“Exail Unveils Plans to Deliver 100 Innovative Navigation Solutions for U.S. Naval Unmanned Underwater Vehicles”
The French navigation systems manufacturer Exail has secured a new contract to supply 100 Phins Compact Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) for integration into unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) operated by a defense contractor in the United States.
The systems will enhance underwater missions by providing positioning capabilities in scenarios where GPS and other external signals may be unavailable or unreliable. Designed for streamlined platforms, the Phins Compact INS allows for flexible deployment across a range of maritime operations.
Exail’s Sales Director, Carlos Lopes, stated that the company has worked closely with defense collaborators to tailor its systems to meet operational needs. “We are confident that our INS delivers the accuracy and durability necessary for demanding subsea challenges,” he commented.
This contract marks a significant milestone in Exail’s growing footprint within the U.S. defense industry. The company’s inertial navigation technologies are currently utilized by over 50 navies worldwide and are integrated into a diverse range of autonomous underwater systems.
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