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Robots, AI and drones: how the Dutch navy is using tech to transform its sea defences

The Dutch navy is revolutionizing its sea defenses by integrating uncrewed technology. With autonomous vessels and drones, they aim to improve safety and reduce personnel risk, projecting that over half of military tasks will be handled by...

The Guardian· Jul 16, 2026 · 9:50 AM · 46 views

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The Dutch navy is revolutionizing its sea defenses by integrating uncrewed technology. With autonomous vessels and drones, they aim to improve safety and reduce personnel risk, projecting that over half of military tasks will be handled by these systems in five years.

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