Modularity

Twenty-seven naval enterprises from ten EU Member States have joined forces on one of Europe’s largest defence projects – EUROGUARD. The mission: to develop a modular, semi-autonomous surface vessel platform

As navies transition toward hybrid fleets made up of mission modules, modular payloads, unmanned systems, and crewed vessels, the challenge is no longer simply deploying advanced capability – it’s integrating

CUBEDIN will be exhibiting at the Combined Naval Event 2026, taking place in Farnborough, UK from 19th-21st May. CNE is a leading forum for naval and maritime collaboration, bringing together navy leaders, industry

The SeaSEC Challenge Weeks are designed to bring together industry, defence, and technology providers to test and demonstrate maritime capabilities in realistic, operational conditions. This year’s Data2Sea focus was about

We’re pleased to be partnering with Tuco Marine at the SeaSEC Challenge Weeks DATA2SEA 2026, demonstrating the role of digital integration in unlocking the full potential of autonomous vessels.  The

Modularity is increasingly seen as a strategic advantage by navies around the globe, but as interest in the topic grows, so too can misconceptions. Which is why in this article,

Modern naval operations demand more than advanced platforms – they require systems that can evolve, integrate, and scale over time. The Royal Navy’s Maritime Modularity Concept provides a clear framework

Naval modularity is a term that comes up often in conversations about modern fleets. It’s widely recognised as important, yet it’s also used in different ways, which can make the

Today, CUBEDIN announces the launch of two cornerstone products for modular naval operations: ModuLink: a next-generation hardware interface panel. ModuPlan: an advanced mission planning and configuration tool.  Together, they deliver