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Persistent monitoring of the undersea is critical, and will become more critical in the coming years. Andrenam is solving this issue and we have the team to do it. If you want to join us in our mission to make the ocean transparent, please DM me.

People often ask: "What problem does Andrenam solve?" The answer sounds complicated, but it's simple… Our acoustic sensing network addresses three critical maritime security challenges: - Coastal Interdiction - Counter-UUV - Anti-Submarine Warfare Each vertical represents a

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More than 76,000 lbs of cocaine and marijuana interdicted across the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean - the largest narcotics offload in Coast Guard history. An incredible win, but also a reminder of the scale of the challenge. These seizures involved dozens of vessels, multiple

You don’t need the biggest, most capable fleet to change the balance at sea. Fort Drum, the “concrete battleship” of Manila Bay, showed how presence can matter as much as firepower. It proved that asymmetric defense uses ingenuity, geography, and persistence to offset a

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For decades, defense innovation ran top-down. Advanced systems were developed for militaries, then trickled into the commercial world. But as the Ukraine war shows, the flow is reversing: Drones built from off-the-shelf parts. Software iterated at startup speed. Low-cost

China just revealed their plan to own the undersea domain- see the defense one article below. The PLA's "Transparent Ocean" strategy uses distributed sensors to hunt our submarines across the Pacific. Their researchers demonstrated "self-healing" kill webs with 45 alternative

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Our mission is to secure the ocean.

Recruiting is just Pokémon Go for humans. And no, I have never played video games- this is a wild assumption.

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The Arctic is heating up Russia and China are steadily turning one of the world’s last “remote” regions into a front line. What they classify as "commercial" or "research" infrastructure is increasingly strategic. Russia just deployed its under-sea sensor network “Harmony”