The company’s exhibition schedule begins in Arlington, Virginia, where it will participate as a sponsor and exhibitor at the Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology (UMST) USA conference from September 14 to 16. Following the domestic event, Nauticus will shift its focus to Europe, serving as a partner and presenter at Defence iQ’s Seabed Security and Uncrewed Naval Systems conferences in Troia, Portugal, scheduled for October 13 and 14.

These appearances coincide with a broader effort by the company to integrate its proprietary autonomy software into both commercial and defense-oriented subsea operations. By deploying robots capable of adapting to complex marine environments, Nauticus intends to lower operational costs and reduce the carbon footprint of traditional subsea infrastructure maintenance. The firm continues to test and certify new vehicle generations designed to perform remote data collection and subsea manipulation, aiming to replace or augment legacy remotely operated vehicle systems currently in use by the defense sector.