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Avikus

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9
that name it
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other entities
First seen
W24 ‘26
Latest
W43 ‘26

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  1. 01HJ Shipbuilding & ConstructionOrganization/3
  2. 02ClassNKRegulator/2
  3. 03HD Hyundai SamhoOrganization/2
  4. 04Hyundai GlovisOrganization/2
  5. 05HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore EngineeringOrganization/1
  6. 06SITCOrganization/1

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01Chosunbiz2026-06-08

HJ Shipbuilding, HD Hyundai Avikus ink deal to deploy autonomous ship tech - CHOSUNBIZ (opens in a new tab)

HJ Shipbuilding and HD Hyundai Avikus signed an agreement on June 8, 2026, to collaborate on deploying autonomous ship technology. The partnership aims to integrate Avikus’ autonomous navigation systems into ships built by HJ Shipbuilding. This deal marks a step toward advancing smart shipping solutions in the maritime industry. No specific technical details or timelines were provided in the announcement.

02Smart Maritime Network2026-09-16

HD Hyundai Samho, Avikus and ClassNK in autonomous navigation design agreement (opens in a new tab)

HD Hyundai Samho, Avikus, and ClassNK signed an agreement to collaborate on designing autonomous navigation systems for ships. The partnership aims to develop and certify advanced technologies for unmanned vessel operations. The project will focus on integrating AI-driven navigation solutions into commercial shipping. ClassNK will provide regulatory and safety certification for the designs.

03India Shipping News2026-09-19

HD Hyundai Samho, Avikus and ClassNK Sign MOUfor Design Verification toward Autonomous Navigation System (opens in a new tab)

HD Hyundai Samho, Avikus, and ClassNK signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on September 19, 2026, to collaborate on design verification for an autonomous navigation system. The partnership aims to advance the development and validation of autonomous shipping technologies. The agreement focuses on ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements. The initiative reflects efforts to enhance maritime automation and safety.

04Interesting Engineering2026-10-19

368-ton ex-US Navy vessel shows off advanced autonomy in high-stakes sea trials (opens in a new tab)

A 368-ton former US Navy vessel, modified with HD Hyundai’s VAone autonomy suite and Anduril’s Lattice platform, completed a 3.5-hour autonomous sea trial off Long Beach, California. The exercise tested navigation, formation sailing, mission adaptability, and responses to simulated machinery failures, monitored remotely by US and South Korean defense officials. The vessel demonstrated integrated autonomy in navigation, machinery management, and damage control without onboard crew intervention. The trial aimed to showcase technology for future unmanned naval operations, though no procurement award has been announced.

05IndexBox2026-06-09

HJSC and HD Hyundai Avikus Sign MOU for Autonomous Navigation at Posidonia 2026 - News and Statistics (opens in a new tab)

HJSC and HD Hyundai Avikus signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) at Posidonia 2026 to collaborate on autonomous navigation technology. The agreement aims to advance the development and implementation of self-navigating systems in the maritime industry. This partnership was announced during the Posidonia 2026 international shipping exhibition. No specific technical details or timelines were disclosed in the announcement.

06Container News2026-06-09

HJSC and HD Hyundai Avikus partner on autonomous navigation technology (opens in a new tab)

HJSC and HD Hyundai Avikus have partnered to develop autonomous navigation technology. The collaboration aims to advance self-navigating systems for maritime applications. This initiative reflects efforts to innovate in the shipping and vessel automation sector. No specific technical details or timelines were provided in the announcement.

07더구루2026-10-11

Hyundai Glovis expands Avikus 'AI autonomous navigation' to 10 newbuilds, totaling 18 vessels (opens in a new tab)

Hyundai Glovis will expand Avikus’ AI autonomous navigation system to 10 additional newbuild vessels, bringing the total to 18 ships. The company is increasing adoption of the technology across its fleet. No further details on implementation timelines or vessel types were provided. The expansion follows prior installations of the AI navigation system.

08서울STV뉴스2026-10-14

Hyundai Glovis installs Avikus autonomous navigation on 10 mega carriers (opens in a new tab)

Hyundai Glovis installed Avikus autonomous navigation systems on 10 of its mega carriers. The technology aims to enhance shipping efficiency and safety. This marks a significant step in adopting autonomous navigation for large-scale commercial vessels. The initiative was reported by Seoul STV News.

09더구루2026-09-24

HD Hyundai Avikus supplies autonomous navigation solutions for up to 32 SITC PCTCs (opens in a new tab)

HD Hyundai Avikus will supply autonomous navigation solutions for up to 32 pure car and truck carriers (PCTCs) operated by SITC. The agreement marks a significant expansion of autonomous shipping technology in commercial fleets. The solutions aim to enhance operational efficiency and safety for large-scale vessel operations. No specific implementation timeline was provided.

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