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  1. 01IIT MadrasLocation/3
  2. 02Chellanam HarbourLocation/1
  3. 03Ernakulam districtLocation/1
  4. 04KattupalliLocation/1
  5. 05KeralaLocation/1
  6. 06MadrasLocation/1
  7. 07Ministry of Oceans and FisheriesOrganization/1
  8. 08PuneLocation/1
  9. 09SuratLocation/1

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01openalex2026-09-23DOI ↗ (opens in a new tab)

ADOPTION OF AUTONOMOUS MARITIME TOURISM IN EMERGING MARKETS: A DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOURAL INTENTION AMONG INDIAN TOURISTS (opens in a new tab)

This study explores factors influencing Indian tourists' acceptance of Autonomous Maritime Tourism (AMT), an AI-driven innovation in smart ports and navigation. Using the Technology Acceptance Model and Diffusion of Innovation theory, it surveyed 237 Indian tourists and analyzed data via discriminant function analysis. Social influence emerged as the strongest predictor of behavioral intention, followed by relative advantage, perceived complexity, and facilitating conditions. The findings highlight that social validation and perceived benefits outweigh risk factors in shaping AMT adoption in India.

02India Today2026-09-18

IIT Madras ocean engineering students win global autonomous ship-building challenge (opens in a new tab)

IIT Madras ocean engineering students secured first place in an international autonomous ship-building competition. The event focused on designing and constructing unmanned, self-navigating vessels. The team's innovation and technical skills were recognized as the best among global participants. The win highlights India's growing expertise in maritime automation technology.

03EdexLive2026-09-18

IIT Madras students win Njord Autonomous Ship Challenge in Norway (opens in a new tab)

A team of students from IIT Madras won the Njord Autonomous Ship Challenge held in Norway. The competition focused on designing and operating autonomous ships. The event took place in September 2026. Their victory highlights the team's expertise in maritime automation and engineering.

04Education Times2026-09-18

YOUNG ACHIEVERS: IIT Madras Ocean Engineering students win Njord Autonomous Ship Challenge in Norway (opens in a new tab)

A team of Ocean Engineering students from IIT Madras won the Njord Autonomous Ship Challenge held in Norway. The competition focused on designing and operating autonomous ships. The victory highlights the students' expertise in maritime technology and innovation. The event took place in September 2026.

05ETV Bharat2026-09-18

IIT Madras' Team Aritra Wins Njord Autonomous Ship Challenge in Norway (opens in a new tab)

IIT Madras' Team Aritra secured first place in the Njord Autonomous Ship Challenge held in Norway. The competition focused on developing autonomous navigation and operational capabilities for unmanned vessels. The team's performance highlighted advancements in maritime robotics and AI-driven systems. The event took place in September 2026.

06CNBC TV182026-07-22

Apollo Microsystems wins semi-submersible autonomous vessel prototype order from Indian Navy (opens in a new tab)

Apollo Microsystems secured an order from the Indian Navy to develop a prototype of a semi-submersible autonomous vessel. The project aims to enhance naval capabilities with advanced unmanned maritime technology. No specific details on timelines or technical specifications were disclosed in the announcement. The contract marks a step forward in India’s defense modernization efforts.

07Punekar News2026-06-06

$500 Million AI Vision and India's First Indigenous Autonomous Vessel: What Happened at Pune's SHAKTI Summit 2026? (opens in a new tab)

The SHAKTI Summit 2026 in Pune unveiled India’s $500 million AI vision, focusing on advancing artificial intelligence technologies. The event also showcased the country’s first indigenously developed autonomous vessel. Key discussions highlighted AI applications in defense, maritime, and innovation sectors. The summit emphasized India’s push for self-reliance in critical technology domains.

08ET Manufacturing2026-07-22

Apollo Micro Systems bags Indian Navy prototype order for autonomous ASW vessel (opens in a new tab)

Apollo Micro Systems secured a prototype order from the Indian Navy for an autonomous anti-submarine warfare (ASW) vessel. The contract marks a step toward developing unmanned maritime systems for defense applications. No details on the vessel's specifications or timeline were disclosed. The project aims to enhance naval surveillance and operational capabilities.

09Business Upturn2026-07-22

Apollo Micro Systems secures major Indian Navy contract for autonomous surveillance vessel (opens in a new tab)

Apollo Micro Systems won a significant contract from the Indian Navy to develop an autonomous surveillance vessel. The project aims to enhance maritime monitoring capabilities. No specific financial or technical details were disclosed in the announcement. The vessel will operate without a crew, focusing on surveillance tasks.

10Mer et Marine2026-09-23

Autonomous defense vessels: DNV aims to dominate from Germany to India (opens in a new tab)

DNV is expanding its influence in autonomous defense vessels, targeting markets from Germany to India. The classification society aims to establish a dominant position in this emerging sector. The focus includes certifying and supporting the development of unmanned naval technologies. This initiative reflects growing global interest in maritime autonomy for defense applications.

11Trade Brains2026-07-22

Apollo Micro Systems Wins Indian Navy Prototype Order for Autonomous Anti-Submarine Warfare Platform (opens in a new tab)

Apollo Micro Systems secured a prototype order from the Indian Navy for an autonomous anti-submarine warfare platform. The contract marks a step toward developing unmanned systems for naval defense. No details on the platform’s specifications or timeline were disclosed. The project aims to enhance India’s underwater surveillance and combat capabilities.

12Good News Today2026-10-27

Indian Navy: Indigenous drone boat Matangi, Karva Chauth preparations, and Surat’s golden chariot (opens in a new tab)

The Indian Navy introduced the indigenous drone boat *Matangi* as part of its technological advancements. Preparations for *Karva Chauth* were highlighted, reflecting cultural activities within the Navy. Additionally, the article mentioned *Surat’s golden chariot*, linking it to regional traditions or events. The focus was on both defense innovation and naval community engagements.

13openalex2026-05-05M. Preenu Antony, S. Sreepriya, Helga Joseph, S. JithendranDOI ↗ (opens in a new tab)

From Harbor to High Seas: A Qualitative Exploration of I-boat Awareness among Small-Scale Fishing Communities (opens in a new tab)

This study examines small-scale fishermen in Chellanam Harbour, Kerala, and their awareness of I-boat, an AI-driven autonomous vessel designed to improve navigation and ecosystem monitoring. Findings from interviews with 60 fishermen reveal limited and inconsistent knowledge of the technology. Key barriers include the lack of a Malayalam interface, inadequate infrastructure, and no formal training. The authors recommend localized, language-specific awareness programs led by the fisheries department to improve adoption.

14India TV Hindi2026-10-26

India’s new maritime power ‘Matangi’: Indigenous autonomous drone boat travels 1500 km without crew (opens in a new tab)

India launched an indigenous autonomous drone boat named *Matangi*, capable of traveling 1,500 km without a crew. The vessel represents a significant advancement in India’s maritime defense technology. It is designed for unmanned operations, enhancing surveillance and strategic capabilities. The project highlights India’s progress in developing homegrown defense systems.

15Jagran2026-10-26

India asserts dominance at sea: Navy receives indigenous drone boat, joins elite club (opens in a new tab)

India's Navy received an indigenously developed drone boat, marking its entry into an elite group of nations with such technology. The achievement highlights India's growing self-reliance in defense manufacturing. This advancement strengthens the country's naval capabilities and maritime dominance. The drone boat is expected to enhance surveillance and operational efficiency.

16AajTak2026-10-26

India develops its own drone boat, joins elite group... asserts dominance at sea (opens in a new tab)

India developed its own drone boat, joining an elite group of nations with this technology. The advancement is seen as a move to assert dominance in maritime operations. The drone boat is expected to enhance India's naval capabilities. No specific technical details or operational features were provided in the report.

17해사신문2026-10-26

Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries expands maritime cooperation with Norway and India, discusses autonomous navigation and port development (opens in a new tab)

The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries expanded maritime cooperation with Norway and India in October 2026. Discussions focused on advancing autonomous navigation technology and port development initiatives. The collaboration aims to strengthen partnerships in key maritime sectors. No specific outcomes or agreements were detailed in the announcement.

18BW Businessworld2026-11-06

India's Maritime Security Needs Tech Self-Reliance, Open Systems: Chief Of Defence Staff (opens in a new tab)

India's Chief of Defence Staff, General NS Raja Subramani, emphasized the need for technological self-reliance in maritime security. He highlighted the importance of resilient supply chains and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) for Indo-Pacific security. The focus is on adopting open systems to enhance India's maritime capabilities. The remarks were made during a discussion on India's strategic maritime needs.

19MENAFN2026-11-06

TN: MATSYA-6000 Undergoes Successful Unmanned Trials At Kattupalli (opens in a new tab)

The unmanned trials of India’s MATSYA-6000 submersible were successfully conducted at Kattupalli, evaluating flotation, stability, ballast systems, and subcomponents as per test protocols. Developed by NIOT under the Samudrayaan Project, the 6,000-meter-rated human submersible features indigenous systems for deep-sea exploration, including navigation, communication, and life-support equipment. Officials also reviewed the repair of the research vessel *Sagar Manjusha*, which supports oceanographic surveys with specialized labs and instruments like a sub-bottom profiler and CTD device. Both vessels are part of India’s deep-sea and marine research infrastructure.

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