Maritime Tactical Systems (MARTAC) and Sealartec have announced the launch of a groundbreaking Autonomous Launch & Recovery System designed for unmanned surface vessels (USVs). This innovative system enables the autonomous deployment and retrieval of MARTAC’s MANTAS T8 and T12 models from the Devil Ray T38 platform. The unveiling took place recently, highlighting the importance of such technology in enhancing swarming missions and maximizing the capabilities of unmanned marine systems. The development aims to operate effectively in various sea conditions with minimal human intervention, ensuring both speed and reliability in operations. This advancement is expected to significantly impact maritime operations, paving the way for more efficient and effective use of USVs in the field.
Autonomous Vehicle / UGV
Special / Extreme Environments
Logistics & Supply Chain
Original from ROVplanet.com: MARTAC and Sealartec Introduce Fully Autonomous Launch and Recovery System for USV
MARTAC and Sealartec Introduce Fully Autonomous Launch and Recovery System for USV
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