ROV Planet : ECA Group UMIS Mine-warfare system for the Kazakh Navy is now fully operational

Published on ROV Planet, May 2017

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The Unmanned Mine Counter Measure Integrated System (UMIS) delivered and installed onboard of the new mine hunter “10750E Class” of the Kazakhstan Navy, has successfully gone through Sea Acceptance Trials.

Composed of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV) A9, Identification and mine disposal vehicles (EMDS) K-STER controlled by a single multifunction console integrating the mission management software suite, This ECA Group UMIS system provides an efficient alternative to MCM operations from initial seabed survey, target detection and classification down to final identification and neutralization.

With their high resolution sonar and video camera, the A9 AUV and identification vehicle K-STER I are not can also provide maritime surveillance capabilities such as Search and Rescue (SAR) operations.

ECA Group established a partnership with a local company to take in charge of the maintenance and crew trainings.

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