FORCIT New Anti-Invasion Sea Mine and SH Defence Mine Layer

Finnish defense company FORCIT unveiled its FLOUNDER anti-invasion sea mine and Denmark's SH Defence was showcasing its modular mine laying systems at the Combined Naval Event (CNE) 2024 in Farnborough, UK, held between May 21-23, 2024.
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FLOUNDER features the newest generation of Target Detection System with multi-sensor technology, including multiple sensors; acoustic, magnetic, pressure, inertial and with options for UEP and photonic, all of which can be utilized in freely programmable detection algorithms and also to achieve high immunity against countermeasures. Navies can benefit from same algorithm development environment and support systems for BLOCKER and FLOUNDER sea mines. Through this approach the user can easily operate mixed minefields.
The Cube™ minelaying system is offering a new innovative modular system in cooperation with Finnish companies ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Finland, and FORCIT Group. The Cube™ Mine laying system consists of a minelaying module and one or more storage modules. 20’ combi launch module with 6-26 mines or as a storage module with up to 48 mines connected to a launch module. The modular solution is tailor-made for semi-automatic and fully automatic handling and laying naval mines from all known brands. It is possible to lay different types of sea mines simultaneously.
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[@Steve-eq8iz]

That'll keep the neighbours out of my pool when I go on vacation.

[@MrFelixset]

Croc or piranha will do

[@dutch6390]

Naval Group !!! 💪 🇫🇷 👍

[@Nainara32]

I have a lot of questions about the basic operation of modern naval mines that I wish they would get into. Do these sit on the seabed, or have configurable buoyancy? If the former, do they contain a separate kill vehicle, and what is their effective range of depths? If the latter, are they anchored, or otherwise how do they maintain station? Can they be pre-deployed in a passive state and activated remotely? How long are they designed to remain safely deployed? Is the (what appears to be) plastic body designed to evade common means of detection? What kind of recovery considerations do they incorporate?

[@carribyanadventures]

Soon AFP Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@StreetGang2017]

Cough Taiwan cough. Enough of these would shut down the PRCs BS in short order

[@1BigBen]

Gulf of Finland, spots in the Baltic and north Sea

[@ironwolfF1]

Taiwan.... SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY! 😏

[@user-xw2cu1dn1y]

These items should not be placed in water.

[@HMASJervisBay]

HaHaHaHa sea mine anti-invasion gut wrencher.

[@user-xw2cu1dn1y]

How many whales will die because of these?

[@HMASJervisBay]

@@user-xw2cu1dn1y EF the whales mate. Stop being a virtue signalling pratt.