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Warship Technology delivers in-depth analysis of advanced naval systems, platforms, and integration strategies shaping modern maritime defence capabilities.

Look out for topics such as combat management systems, radar and sensor integration, propulsion advancements, survivability and stealth technologies, and the growing role of autonomy and artificial intelligence in naval operations.

Gain insight into the technologies underpinning next-generation warships, along with the practicalities of design, integration, and lifecycle support within complex naval environments.

Warship Technology - 2026 - Edition 1

Immersive simulation accelerates warship design

Warship Technology (Newsletter)
Edition Issue: Edition 1 Publication Year: 2026 Publication Type: Articles

BMT's new state-of-the-art Digital Innovation & Simulation Centre (DISC)

BMT’s new Digital Innovation & Simulation Centre (DISC) aims to reshape how naval architects design, test and validate vessels. In this exclusive interview, discover how it uses immersive simulation to de-risk decision-making

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Building in better cyber resilience

Warship Technology (Newsletter)
Edition Issue: Edition 1 Publication Year: 2026 Publication Type: Articles

Pole Star warns that AIS spoofing and GPS jamming are frequently used techniques that provide a false idea of ship locations while at sea

Cyberattackers are streamlining tactics and adopting new technologies to expand their capabilities. Pole Star Defense talks to RINA exclusively on why embedding cyber resilience into warship design from the outset is critical

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Autonomy as a capability multiplier

Warship Technology (Newsletter)
Edition Issue: Edition 1 Publication Year: 2026 Publication Type: Articles

MarineAI says that autonomous vessels are best viewed as a capability multiplier, rather than a replacement for crewed warships

In light of growing maritime autonomy across the defence sector, RINA questions AI developer MarineAI on how autonomous systems can complement warship capability and streamline decision-making, rather than replace the process

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