Kongsberg CEO: More demand for unmanned systems in the field

Kongsberg CEO Per Arne Mykletun has highlighted a growing demand for unmanned systems in the field, driven by advancements in automation and digitalization across industries. Speaking at a recent industry conference, Mykletun noted that the company is experiencing increased interest in its unmanned solutions, particularly in the defense and maritime sectors. This trend aligns with broader global investments in autonomous technologies aimed at improving operational efficiency and safety.

Kongsberg’s unmanned systems include autonomous underwater vehicles, drones, and remote-controlled platforms, which are increasingly being deployed for surveillance, inspection, and logistics. The company has reported steady revenue growth in recent quarters, with a significant portion attributed to contracts involving unmanned systems. Analysts suggest that the market for such technologies is expected to expand further as governments and private enterprises prioritize innovation and cost-effective solutions.

The CEO emphasized that Kongsberg is focused on maintaining its competitive edge through research and development, while also ensuring compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks. As the demand for unmanned systems continues to rise, Kongsberg’s strategic positioning in this sector may offer long-term growth potential for the company.