Read the latest news from Turnchapel Wharf and from the businesses based on-site.
Another USV visits Turnchapel Wharf, the home of UK maritime autonomy, for sea trials and testing.
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The UKHO will provide navigation data for Mayflower Autonomous Ship during at-sea testing before departure for US coast
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Remote Operated Vehicles (ROVs) that survey the surface of our seas, gobbling up litter, helping to keep our natural environment clean.
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A global technology leader, Thales in the UK is committed to being at the forefront of the next great revolution in naval technology – Maritime Autonomy.
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Water Witch, pioneering manufacturer of marine litter collection workboats, has partnered with Marine AI to develop next generation autonomous vessels.
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The UK MoD's Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) announced that the Royal Navy took delivery of the first Maritime Mine Counter Measures (MMCM) Future Mine Warfare System prototype.
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Based out of Turnchapel Wharf, Marine AI are a software engineering firm specialising in AI software, delivering sensor-driven intelligence to enhance maritime capabilities on or below the the water.
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Major Tim Peake met with the team behind the Mayflower Autonomous Vessel to discover how AI and automation technologies are being applied to both the space sector and the marine sector.
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SeaRegs Training, a maritime training & consultancy based at Turnchapel Wharf, designed, wrote, and taught the Riverside Safety Course, winning a Princess Royal Award for Thames Skills Academy.
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We're delighted to welcome the re-FISH Project to Turnchapel Wharf on 22nd July as part of their Westcountry Roadtrip.
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A new Autonomous Data Buoy, developed by the Plymouth Marine Laboratory as part of the Smart Sound Plymouth project, has been launched from Turnchapel Wharf ahead of its deployment in the English channel.
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WITT Limited, the South West of England based renewable energy tech company, has secured a £350k contract with the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) to develop energy harvesting technology for the subsea environment.
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Quietly and peacefully, the Mayflower Autonomous Ship slipped her lines at her homeport at Turnchapel Wharf for the final time this morning, and began her adventure sailing fully autonomously from Plymouth, UK, to Plymouth, Massachusetts.
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Further sea trials have been conducted at on autonomous vessels at Turnchapel Wharf, with AutoNaut's green energy-powered USV being put through its paces.
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Within the next few weeks, the world's most technologically advanced ship will slip its moorings in Plymouth and begin a pioneering 3,000-mile journey across the Atlantic.
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WEBINAR: Mayflower - Robot-ship to seek out mysteries of the ocean.
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A new partnership for the provision of maritime apprenticeships has been unveiled by the The Marine Society and SeaRegs Training Ltd.
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Important geospatial data from the UKHO will support the first part of the vessel’s journey from Plymouth UK to Plymouth Massachusetts this spring.
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Devon business Slingshot Six Limited will provide a specialist autonomous vehicle connectivity services to the Mayflower Autonomous Ship.
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A leading international USV operator has recently adopted Marine AI’s Artificial Intelligence software to enhance their Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USVs) situational awareness.
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Testing concludes for TPGroup's patent pending Northstar (N*) autonomous navigation system.
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The year 2020 marks four centuries since the Mayflower carried some of the first European settlers across the Atlantic ocean to North America. To commemorate the anniversary, another vessel is recreating that voyage, but as Roxana Saberi reports, this journey will look and feel much different – thanks to the help of artificial intelligence.
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A Devon business who specialise in using Artificial Intelligence for manned and unmanned vessels has moved into a new head office at Turnchapel Wharf, Plymouth.
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Cutting-edge autonomous minehunters will change the way the Royal Navy counters the threat of sea mines and reduce the risks faced by sailors on the frontline.
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They are being trialled by UK universities and French engineering firm, Thales, from their base at Turnchapel Wharf.
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The centre at Turnchapel Wharf is used for research and trials for a range of cutting edge maritime autonomy projects.
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Turnchapel Wharf in Plymouth has become the epicenter for marine autonomy in the UK with pioneering technology being developed, launched, and trailed from the waterfront site in Plymouth.
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A full-size, fully-autonomous research ship is to make one of the world's first autonomous transatlantic voyages.
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The solar-powered research boat will aim to traverse the Atlantic Ocean next year with no humans on board.
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A strategic partnership between the University of Southampton and Thales has developed a new form of mission management that enables human supervisors to run complex operations led by multiple autonomous vessels.
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Plymouth’s maritime business park, Turnchapel Wharf, has opened five new marine enterprise units providing workshop and office space for a variety of local companies.
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A training provider that runs commercial maritime training courses has moved in to a brand new, state-of-the-art facility at Turnchapel Wharf on Plymouth’s waterfront.
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Digital transformation is one of the most important challenges facing maritime forces today, and only through experimentation with new and disruptive technologies will the UK military be able to stay ahead and maintain operational advantage.
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Thales, a global technology leader for the Aerospace, Transport, Defence and Security industries, has opened a new £1million facility at Yacht Havens' Turnchapel Wharf in Plymouth.
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Located on the former home of the 539 Royal Marines Assault Squadron, the café will serve the village of Turnchapel as well as a growing number of businesses based at Turnchapel Wharf’s new marine business park.
Find out moreWith two eateries already running successfully in Devon, local food and beverage entrepreneur Emily Bohnet is taking on a third project – opening The Guard Room Café at Turnchapel Wharf.
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The Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue swift water rescue teams continue to be trained to the highest standards in Plymouth with the support of a local business.
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A brand new, state-of-the-art hub for servicing luxury Princess motor yachts has opened following a £500,000 renovation at Turnchapel Wharf, Plymouth.
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The official opening of the Fugro Academy Training Centre by Plymouth’s Lord Mayor, Cllr Dr John Mahony, took place yesterday at Turnchapel Wharf, Plymouth, UK, part of the former home of 539 Royal Marines Assault Squadron.
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Plymouth’s Turnchapel Wharf has just announced its newest tenant: Fugro Academy, the in-house training centre for Fugro, the world’s largest provider of geotechnical, survey, subsea and geosciences services.
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Rame Energy plc, the international energy consultant, engineer and power generator, is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Rame Marine Services Limited, has opened its new waterside marine engineering premises at Turnchapel in Plymouth.
Find out moreMore businesses have chosen Turnchapel Wharf as their new base with companies moving into stunningly refurbished offices.
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Following the formal acquisition of the Turnchapel site from the MoD on the 28th March, Yacht Havens Group have already succeeded in taking positive steps to develop the site for hi-tech marine commercial use.
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Managing Director Dylan Kalis has issued a statement today to confirm that Yacht Havens Group have successfully negotiated to acquire the former Royal Marine base, Turnchapel Wharves in Plymouth, from Defence Estates.
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