Neuronic Systems
UVID 2026 · Demo 8

Maritime NOMAD

USV video, teleoperation, autonomy and swarm control with nautical-chart-aware route planning.

Neuronic Booth 13, 27-inch operator display

At the booth

What you will see

  • USV video and data in the operator view
  • Teleoperation and autonomous route following
  • Obstacle- and depth-aware route planning on nautical charts
  • Coordination of several vessels
  • DTC + Mesh+ connectivity

How it works

NOMAD reads vessel data over NMEA and STANAG 4817 and loads S-57/S-63/S-101 charts rendered to S-52, so routes are planned around shallow water and charted obstacles.

The operator assigns routes, teleoperates any vessel and coordinates several USVs over DTC + Mesh+. STANAG 4817 covers control of the unmanned systems; STANAG 4818 robot-to-robot connectivity is a separate standard. Workflows are ECDIS-compatible; no certification is claimed.

Illustration of a nautical chart with a depth-aware planned route
Illustration — not a software screenshot
Illustration of a USV with radar and video awareness
Illustration — not a software screenshot

Hardware

Display
27-inch operator display
Connectivity
DTC + Mesh+

Protocols & interfaces

NMEASTANAG 4817 (multi-domain unmanned system control)S-52, S-57, S-63, S-100 / S-101 nautical chartsECDIS-compatible workflowsDTC + Mesh+

Brochures

NOMAD Tactical C2I Autonomy Gateway

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Maritime NOMAD: common questions

What does the Maritime NOMAD demo show?
USV video, teleoperation, autonomy and swarm control with nautical-chart-aware route planning.
How does the Maritime NOMAD workflow run?
NOMAD reads vessel data over NMEA and STANAG 4817 and loads S-57/S-63/S-101 charts rendered to S-52, so routes are planned around shallow water and charted obstacles. The operator assigns routes, teleoperates any vessel and coordinates several USVs over DTC + Mesh+. STANAG 4817 covers control of the unmanned systems; STANAG 4818 robot-to-robot connectivity is a separate standard. Workflows are ECDIS-compatible; no certification is claimed.
Which interfaces and protocols does Maritime NOMAD use?
Maritime NOMAD uses NMEA, STANAG 4817 (multi-domain unmanned system control), S-52, S-57, S-63, S-100 / S-101 nautical charts, ECDIS-compatible workflows, DTC + Mesh+.
What hardware runs the Maritime NOMAD demo?
Display: 27-inch operator display; Connectivity: DTC + Mesh+.

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