Table 4.

Countries, companies, and their work for developing UUVs [98].

Country	Company	Work
USA	Bluefin Robotics	Developing and supplying main AUV (Odyssey AUV, Bluefin 9, 12, 21 dia AUV)
	Boeing	Developing LMRS AUV (military), Echo Ranger AUV (civilian)
	Hydroid	REMUS AUV technology development (WHOI Source development, License)
	iRobot	Ranger UUV (Sea Glider)
	Lockheed Martin	RMMV, BAE Archerfish EMDV production and submarine launching development
	Oceaneering	ROV production/operation and development of Echo Ranger Vehicle AUV
	Ocean Server Technology	Developing a small, light, low-cost AUV
	Teledyne Webb Research	Designing and making the Apex profiling float, Slocum glider, and Discuss glider
UK	ASV Ltd.	Designing a surface, semisubmersible/underwater towing platform
	BAE Systems	Developing an AUV (multirole platform) and airborne EMDV Archerfish
	Go Science	Developing the Autotracker system
	Hydro-lek	Producing a manipulator for ROVs
	Saab Seaeye	Designing a ring-wing AUV
France	ACSA	Developing underwater navigation/GPS receiver/acoustic localization system and gliding AUV
	Cybernetix	Developing ALIVE AUV and SWIMMIER
	DCNS	Developing the ASM-X AUV
	ECA	Producing the RAP ROV (MCM) and developing a new concept MCM AUV for the navy
	Thales Underwater system	Producing a towed MCM sonar/PVDM and developing an MCM AUV with ECA
Germany	Atlas Electronik	Developing marine electronic system supply
	Alstrom Schilling Robotics	Developing the ROV Quest 4000
	Herion Systemtechik Gmbh	Developing David
Canada	International Submarine Engineering (ISE)	Developing the complex swimmer AUV/ROV
	Marport Deep Sea Technology	Developing a sound monitoring system for deep sea fish
Japan	Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding (MES)	Developing the Aqua-Explorer AUV
Australia	Woodside Energy	Developing AUV for Exploration and production of undersea gas lines and inspection pipeline