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There are probably a few thousand users of submarine navigation software. But the willingness to pay *should* be quite high, which in most other markets would t
by jwithington 5y ago
There are probably a few thousand users of submarine navigation software. But the willingness to pay *should* be quite high, which in most other markets would translate to a quality product. The tool should help submarines:
* Prevent groundings (loss of a $3B platform, 120+ lives in worst case)
* Do their missions better (increase the value of the platform)
- tra3 5y agoThey probably have a laundry list of requirements (like nuclear containment?) before they even get to software. I've been in many a design meeting where a "must have" was pushed out to the next version because "the user can just do this manually for now".