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Rosyth

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W45 ‘26

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01The Scotsman2026-11-03

Ferguson Marine looking into building 'autonomous' robot warships (opens in a new tab)

Ferguson Marine shipyard is exploring the development of autonomous warships for the defense sector, as discussed in recent board meetings. The UK government plans to invest £1.3 billion in a "hybrid navy," combining traditional and uncrewed vessels. Ferguson Marine is considering leveraging its heritage, local support, and potential partnerships to enter this market. The shipyard remains focused on delivering the delayed ferry *Glen Rosa* while assessing future opportunities.

02Ocean News & Technology2026-11-04

Babcock Expands ARMOR Force Framework with Seven Autonomous Naval Technology Partners (opens in a new tab)

Babcock expanded its ARMOR Force Framework by partnering with seven companies—CUBEDIN, Exail, Hensoldt, Kraken Technology Group, SH Defence, Stormborn, and Thales—to integrate autonomous naval technologies, including platforms, sensors, and mission systems. The framework provides navies with a unified operational system, combining crewed, lean-crewed, and uncrewed systems under a common architecture while maintaining human oversight. Babcock acts as the systems integrator, ensuring accountability, certification, and through-life support for deployable hybrid naval capabilities. The open and modular design allows for future expansion as technologies and requirements evolve.

03UK Defence Journal2026-11-04

Babcock signs Thales and Kraken for drone warship framework (opens in a new tab)

Babcock has expanded its ARMOR Force framework by partnering with Thales, Kraken Technology Group, and five other companies to integrate crewed and uncrewed naval fleets. The framework aims to provide navies with a single accountable integrator for platforms, sensors, and mission systems, supported by Babcock’s facilities in Rosyth and Devonport. Babcock emphasizes commanded autonomy, ensuring human oversight while leveraging technology for operational advantage. The company plans an early 2027 demonstration for the Royal Navy using HMS Venturer and an HII vessel, though no contract is confirmed.

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