Metron Inc. and Cellula Robotics USA, Inc. successfully presented the ANCC+Solus UUV platform during a Technology Awareness Event in Burnaby, Canada. The event showcased the long-endurance capabilities of the UUVs powered by hydrogen fuel cells, attracting defense and commercial sector representatives from Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. The strategic partnership between Metron and Cellula aimed at meeting market demands for autonomous underwater vehicles was reinforced through the demonstrations. ANCC+Solus, equipped with advanced sensor systems and customizable payload capacity, sets a new standard for extended underwater missions in challenging conditions. The event included a tour of Cellula's production facility, interactive sessions on hydrogen fuel cell technology, and presentations on autonomous vehicle capabilities. In-water demonstrations off the coast of Vancouver highlighted the seamless operation, real-time adaptation, and collaborative capabilities of the Solus-LR and Solus-XR UUVs. The successful collaboration between Metron's Resilient Mission Autonomy, Cellula's fuel cell technology, and NORBIT's sensor systems was evident in the vehicles' performance. The Technology Awareness Day emphasized the disruptive innovation in UUV capabilities achieved through collaborative efforts. The CEOs of Metron and Cellula expressed optimism about the partnership's potential and the impact of their integrated technologies in the undersea domain. The event demonstrated the practical application of advanced autonomous underwater vehicles and mission-based autonomy, showcasing the feasibility of complex extended missions with precision and adaptability.