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Distributed Surface and Subsea Surveillance Maritime Forward Power Node (MFPN) to support 24/7/365 Arctic Maritime Domain Awareness in austere environments.
Persistent maritime domain awareness is only valuable when it directs scarce assets toward the right contact at the right time.
Rapid Deployability, Amphibious, Autonomous
Arctic Maritime Domain Awareness node for persistent surface, electronic, and subsea surveillance.
Oceion's Maritime Forward Power Node (MFPN) shown equipped with C2 mounted [ OXP-200 Model ]
Surface surveillance:
Maritime radar, AIS, and infrared imaging for cooperative and non-cooperative contact detection, classification, tracking, and visual confirmation.
Subsea surveillance:
Passive sonar and acoustic arrays for persistent monitoring of ships, submarines, underwater vehicles, and critical underwater infrastructure.
Electronic awareness:
SIGINT and ESM payloads for spectrum monitoring, emitter characterization, geolocation support, and electronic pattern-of-life development.
Decision support:
Onboard data fusion, edge processing, storage, and satellite or line-of-sight communications that deliver alerts and contact information to operators.
Mission persistence:
Resilient energy, thermal control, environmental hardening, and standardized interfaces that keep the complete sensor and communications suite operational through extended Arctic deployments.
Mission Resilience at the Interfaces
• Minimized external cabling and fewer exposed connection points.
• Protected, Arctic-rated connectors and cable routing through the hull structure.
• Redundant power and data paths for mission-critical payloads.
• Modular sealed payload bays that maintain a controlled environment for sensors and processors.
• Replaceable interface modules and qualification testing focused on real Arctic failure modes.
Will is the CEO & Founder of Oceion, Inc. He is responsible for company strategy, product vision, business development, partnerships, fundraising, customer engagement, and overall execution.
Will brings experience in complex heavy civil infrastructure, procurement, logistics, and coastal resilience projects involving multiple stakeholders, significant capital investment, and demanding operational requirements. His background includes project estimating, strategic sourcing, contract management, marine infrastructure development, and technology commercialization planning.
Oceion is supported by an advisory team with expertise spanning defense, engineering, advanced manufacturing, energy systems, and commercialization.
