Atlas elektronik Stock Photos and Images
RF3CDTRF3–Bremen, Germany – August 10, 2025: Brand logo of THyssenKrupp Marine Services (TKMS) at headquarters of its subsidiary ATLAS ELEKTRONIK
RF3BGHBP3–The Royal Navy Maritime Training Area building overlooking The Royal Navy Sea Class Officer Training Boat
RMDA87YR–sea fox mine disposal system on board royal navy minehunter underwater submersible drone remotely operated vehicle
RMHFDDND–Sailors with Task Group 56.1 deploy an Atlas Elektronik SeaFox ordnance disposal system at Naval Support Activity Bahrain, conducting mine countermeasures, explosive ordnance disposal, salvage diving, and force protection operations.
RM2J5A65T–AJAXNETPHOTO. 24TH MARCH, 2022. TYNESIDE, NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND. - RN SURVEY SHIP IN PORT - ROYAL NAVY'S 37 TON SURVEY SHIP HMS MAGPIE (H130) PICTURED MOORED ALONGSIDE ON THE RIVER TYNE. VESSEL COMMISSIONED IN 2018, REPLACING PREVIOUS SURVEY VESSEL HMS GLEANER. MAGPIE WAS BUILT IN CORK, IRELAND, BASED ON SAFEHAVEN MARINE COMPANY'S WILDCAT 60 MULTIHULL CATAMARAN DESIGN AND ONE OF 38 MULTI-ROLE WORKBOATS ORDERED BY THE RN IN 2017.
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RM3AAF8YF–INS Shivalik as seen from USS John S. McCain during MALABAR 2020 Phase I, seems to have been equipped with the ATLAS ELEKTRONIK ACTAS towed array sonar. Also not the torpedo tube doors..
RME0MDA3–Bremen, Germany. 16th May, 2014. The manager of electronics company Atlas Elektronik GmbH Voker Paltzo (L) explains the autonomous submarine vehicle "Atlas Otter MkII" to CEO of German Aerospace Center Johann-Dietrich Woerner in the showroom of the Atlas company headquarters in Bremen, Germany, 16 May 2014. The meeting took place in connection with the signing of a joint research agreement in the area of security systems for the seas, shipping, ports and costal defense. Photo: INGO WAGNER/dpa/17³Ô¹ÏÔÚÏß Live News
RM2GM3DGX–ExCel, London, UK. 16 September 2021. Day 3 at DSEI as London hosts the world’s largest gathering of the defence and security community from 14-17 September 2021. Image: Waterborne demonstrations in Victoria Dock. Credit: Malcolm Park/17³Ô¹ÏÔÚÏß Live News
RMJBREKW–June 12, 2017 - Chiba, Chiba, Japan - A man passes in front of an image of Atlas Elektronik stand during the MAST Asia 2017 (Maritime Security between Asia-Pacific, Europe, and Americas) defense exhibition and conference in Chiba, Japan. According to its organisers, the biennial high technology defence industry fair, designed for the defence, security, maritime, air and space industries, is generally thought to be the biggest defence industry fair in the Asia. Regular participants at MAST events represent over 40 countries, from North America, South America, Western and Eastern Europe, Asia an
RF3CDTRKX–Bremen, Germany – August 10, 2025: Brand logo of THyssenKrupp Marine Services (TKMS) at headquarters of its subsidiary ATLAS ELEKTRONIK
RMHFDD16–A U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician conducts training on the control system of the Atlas Elektronik SeaFox ordnance disposal system at Naval Support Activity Bahrain. The training supports mine countermeasures, explosive ordnance disposal, salvage diving, and force protection operations throughout the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility.
RF3CE7HXN–The Royal Navy small survey boat SSB VIDAL. The Sea class Vahana workboat is operating in and around the Naval Base
RM2YGM9FH–Bremen, Germany. 07th Nov, 2024. The lettering and a logo of Atlas Elektronik hang on an administration building on the factory premises in the Sebaldsbrück district. The company is a supplier in the development and manufacture of integrated sonar systems for submarines, minesweepers and combat vessels as well as torpedoes. Credit: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa/17³Ô¹ÏÔÚÏß Live News
RMD724GA–26th April 2013, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Head-on view of a Seafox underwater unmanned vehicle used in the detection and destruction of underwater explosives and ordenances
RMHFDD13–U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technicians conduct training on the Atlas Elektronik SeaFox ordnance disposal system at Naval Support Activity Bahrain. The team, part of Commander Task Group 56.1, performs mine countermeasures, explosive ordnance disposal, salvage diving, and force protection operations within the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility.
RF3CE7HXW–The Royal Navy small survey boat SSB VIDAL. The Sea class Vahana workboat is operating in and around the Naval Base
RM2YGM9M5–Bremen, Germany. 07th Nov, 2024. A sign with an Atlas Elektronik logo stands in front of an access road to the factory premises in the Sebaldsbrück district. The company is a supplier in the development and manufacture of integrated sonar systems for submarines, minehunting boats and combat ships as well as torpedoes. Credit: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa/17³Ô¹ÏÔÚÏß Live News
RMD724FN–26th April 2013, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Seafox underwater unmanned vehicle used in the detection and destruction of underwater explosives and ordenances
RMP2KM6C–Naval Surface Warfare Center PCD Fleet Liaison Sailors discussed the German Navy’s SeaOtter MK II unmanned underwater vehicle with Atlas Elektronik personnel aboard the Elisabeth Mann Borgese in the Baltic Sea on Sept. 9, 2016. The discussion focused on operational deployment, vehicle capabilities, mine countermeasure operations, UUV control, recovery procedures, and international naval collaboration to enhance interoperability and maritime security.
RME0MF7D–Bremen, Germany. 16th May, 2014. CEO of German Aerospace Center Johann-Dietrich Woerner (L-R), Secretary of State at the Ministry of Economics Uwe Beckmeyer and manager of electronics company Atlas Elektronik GmbH Voker Paltzo in the showroom of the Atlas company headquarters in Bremen, Germany, 16 May 2014. The meeting took place in connection with the signing of a joint research agreement in the area of security systems for the seas, shipping, ports and costal defense. Photo: INGO WAGNER/dpa/17³Ô¹ÏÔÚÏß Live News
RME0MDA4–Bremen, Germany. 16th May, 2014. The manager of electronics company Atlas Elektronik GmbH Voker Paltzo (L-R), Secretary of State at the Ministry of Economics Uwe Beckmeyer and CEO of German Aerospace Center Johann-Dietrich Woerner in the showroom of the Atlas company headquarters in Bremen, Germany, 16 May 2014. The meeting took place in connection with the signing of a joint research agreement in the area of security systems for the seas, shipping, ports and costal defense. Photo: INGO WAGNER/dpa/17³Ô¹ÏÔÚÏß Live News
RME0MDA2–Bremen, Germany. 16th May, 2014. CEO of German Aerospace Center Johann-Dietrich Woerner (L-R), Secretary of State at the Ministry of Economics Uwe Beckmeyer and manager of electronics company Atlas Elektronik GmbH Voker Paltzo in the showroom of the Atlas company headquarters in Bremen, Germany, 16 May 2014. The meeting took place in connection with the signing of a joint research agreement in the area of security systems for the seas, shipping, ports and costal defense. Photo: INGO WAGNER/dpa/17³Ô¹ÏÔÚÏß Live News
RMD3JK2C–(dpa) - The autonomous underwater vehicle 'DeepC' by naval systems producer Atlas Elektronik GmbH is put onto the company's own test lake for the first time in Bremen, Germany, Friday 01 April 2005. 'DeepC' can dive up to 4,000 metres deep, transport up to 250 kilogrammes and complete independent missions which last up to 50 hours. Ranges of application for this novelty are, for ex
