Maritime systems
Offshore autonomy with a hand always on the helm.
An offshore catamaran concept with radar, supervised autonomy, a single-operator emergency helm and deck space for UAV launch and recovery.
The concept
The maritime concept brings the Aerinos mission fabric to the water: an offshore catamaran platform designed for persistent surface operations, with radar and sensing, supervised autonomy and a single-operator emergency helm.
Deck launch-and-recovery space is being explored so an Aerinos aircraft can operate directly from the vessel — one connected family across air and sea.
Coastal and offshore ISR
Persistent surface sensing and wide-area awareness across coastal and offshore areas.
Search and rescue
Rapid response, thermal search and communications relay in maritime conditions.
Air-sea teaming
Deck-based UAV launch and recovery so aerial and surface systems share a single mission picture.
Autonomy and command
One mission fabric, adapted to the domain.
The vessel runs the same mission fabric as the rest of the family, with a maritime emphasis: supervised autonomy for persistent operation and a single-operator emergency helm so a person can always take direct control of the boat.
Radar, EO/IR sensing and communications integrate through the common payload boundaries, and a deck pad is being explored to launch and recover an Aerinos aircraft.
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What we can say now.
Optionally crewed offshore catamaran surface craft (concept)
Supervised autonomy with single-operator emergency helm (design target)
Deck-based UAV launch and recovery space (concept)
Concept and development stage
Concept imagery is illustrative. Specifications and measured performance will be published by configuration as engineering and test mature.
The rest of the family
Each domain runs on the same autonomy, command and payload architecture.
Government · allied · industry
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We are building around real operating requirements and integration constraints.
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