Teledyne FLIR Marine has introduced the M364C‑USV multispectral camera platform designed specifically for autonomous and uncrewed surface vessels. By combining thermal and visible imaging, the system aims to improve navigation safety, obstacle detection and situational awareness for day and night operations, supporting applications ranging from security and surveillance to environmental monitoring and scientific missions.
Teledyne FLIR Marine, a division of Teledyne Technologies, has launched the M364C‑USV, a multispectral camera platform tailored for autonomous and uncrewed surface vessels (USVs). According to maritime technology coverage, the camera merges thermal and visible imaging to provide clearer, more actionable visuals for operators and onboard control systems. It is designed for round-the-clock operation and supports tasks such as navigation, obstacle avoidance, surveillance, security, environmental monitoring and scientific research in challenging maritime environments. The company states that M364C‑USV systems are now available for order, opening the door to wider adoption in the growing autonomous vessel market.
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