Teledyne Redwing Slocum Sentinel starts global ocean mission
Teledyne Marine launched the Redwing Slocum Sentinel glider on a global ocean mission.
Evidence notes
- Redwing entered the Atlantic about 43 miles southeast of Woods Hole from the research vessel Ocean Researcher.
- The five-year Sentinel Mission aims to complete the first global circumnavigation by an autonomous underwater vehicle.
- Teledyne and Rutgers operate joint mission control, with more than 50 Rutgers students contributing flight tools and navigation software.
Company context
Teledyne Marine supplies marine sensors, navigation products, sonars and autonomous underwater vehicles through multiple Teledyne brands. Its DVL and AUV materials position the group across both subsea robotics platforms and navigation components.