Andrenam is on a mission to build an AI-powered, distributed maritime sensing network

Andrenam Chosen for ANTX Coastal Trident Exercise and Secures $10M to Propel Maritime Intelligence Development.

Remember when we said that maritime is all the rage? Well, we’re back to prove our point. This week, AI-powered sonar company Andrenam announced they’ve raised $10M in seed funding to build out their core tech – a distributed network of underwater acoustic sensors.

Underwater microphones — called hydrophones — spot enemy submarines and have been around for over a century. AndrenaM, a startup using artificial intelligence to analyze sonar data and deliver real-time insights, is seeking to give this legacy defense tool a high-tech upgrade.

The ocean covers 71% of Earth’s surface, yet we know more about the sky, air, and land than we do about what lies beneath the waves. Simply put, this is a massive knowledge gap and strategic vulnerability.

In a world where maritime security depends on real-time intelligence, AndrenaM is revolutionizing the way we detect, track and respond in naval operations—acting as the central nervous system for marine autonomy.