Towards Resilient Multidomain Autonomous Operations

Future maritime surveillance will not rely on single platforms—but on coordinated systems across air, surface and subsea domains.
This talk explores how resilient, multi‑agent autonomous operations can close today’s critical gaps in persistent monitoring, attribution and system integration. Using Denmark and the Baltic Sea as a real-world reference, it shows why resilience—not autonomy alone—is the real engineering challenge.

You are introduced to concepts such as persistent autonomy, distributed sensing, multimodal data fusion and cyber-resilient navigation. The presentation links theory to practice, demonstrating how redundancy, cross‑validation and trust models between autonomous agents increase robustness against sensor failure, spoofing and communication loss.

For engineers working with autonomous systems, defence, infrastructure protection or complex cyber‑physical systems, this session offers a clear framework for designing systems that continue to operate when assumptions fail—as they eventually will.

From event: Uncrewed Vehicles (UxVs) in Maritime Domain