The full MCM cycle, without people in the minefield
MCM operations should expose systems before sailors. Sentiq builds mission capability that place autonomous and remotely operated assets into the area of uncertainty while command remains at stand-off range. The scalable SQ family provides the autonomous platform backbone, with Sentiq ROVs supporting close investigation tasks of MILOs. Platforms, sonar payloads and control are selected around water depth, area, deployment method and the operational tempo required.

Search, classify, map, re-acquire
There is no single MCM configuration for every harbour, approach, littoral zone or expeditionary task. Sentiq takes a toolbox approach: matching autonomous platforms, sensors, remotely operated assets and communications to the environment and concept of operations. That allows capability to scale from focused investigation of a constrained area to a strategic shipping lane, while preserving the option to integrate with established naval MCM command structures and specialist payloads.

Platforms and Products
Featured Capability
Mission Outcomes
Detection and classification
USVs towing side scan sonar for wide-area, complemented by multibeam echosounders on the USV.
Identification
Inspection-class ROVs deliver close visual identification of contacts.
Neutralisation
ROVs configured with mine disposal charges complete the cycle. The whole sequence is conducted from shore or from a host platform, with no diver and no manned vessel in the danger area.
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