All Articles in Underwater Systems in Australia

In this episode of the Defence Connect Spotlight podcast from the Land Forces 2022 conference, Duncan Watt, general manager of guided weapons and hypersonics at Thales, and Mat Jones, head of future business at BAE Systems Australia, join host Phil Tarrant to discuss ho...

The 2022 Maritime RobotX Challenge is an international, university-led competition designed to foster student interest and passion in autonomous robotic systems. It’s an opportunity for students to design, create and experiment with cutting-edge solutions in the maritim...

On Wednesday 7 September, University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Alumni from the Thales Australia Underwater Systems business were invited to the UTS Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology Alumni Fireside Chat and Careers Event for Mechatronic engineering stud...

Thales Australia and Ocius Technologies have entered a Teaming Agreement to advance the development and deployment of a scalable Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) capability equipped for Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) and surveillance missions – helping to protect Australia’...

Our team at the Thales Australia Acoustics Centre of Excellence, based in Rydalmere Western Sydney, are playing an integral part in the development of third generation piezoelectric materials; single crystal devices.

Surrounded by ocean, Australia is heavily reliant on seaborn trade for its economic prosperity. The sea safety of Australia’s oceans is dependent on strategic choke points remaining open and sea lanes being kept clear and undisrupted by mines. ...

Tuesday, 7th of December 2021 marks the 25-year anniversary of providing In-Service support to the Collins Class Submarine Sonar Suite (Scylla).

Thales Australia welcomes the announcement by Defence Industry Minister Melissa Price to award a $20m contract to maintain the Royal Australian Navy’s MU90 Light Weight torpedo

One of the many benefits of working at Rydalmere, in amongst world-leading experts in the field of sonar and acoustics, is that we often have things on hand the average workplace does not.

Australia’s Collins Class submarines will increase their operational effectiveness in hazardous, shallow waters through the delivery of sovereign Mine and Obstacle Avoidance Sonar (MOAS) and High Frequency Intercept Array (HFIA) systems. ...