Apr. 16 at 7:59 AM
$OPTT This New York Times article on GPS and AIS spoofing in the Strait of Hormuz https://lnkd.in/gWG8vkp9 is a good example of the impact of vessels masking their identity or position, making it harder to rely on traditional maritime data.
That kind of uncertainty doesn’t stay contained. It affects shipping, energy flows, insurance, and the overall reliability of global trade. Ocean monitoring is no longer a niche capability tied to national security.
At Ocean Power Technologies, this is exactly what we do. We deploy persistent, autonomous surveillance systems that provide continuous visibility in environments where data can be incomplete or unreliable. Whether that is our current effort with U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Anduril Industries off San Diego or our previous work with Naval Postgraduate School and AT&T, we are ready to deploy now.
Come and connect with us at #SeaAirSpace next week to learn more.
