"The leading supplier of man-portable unmanned surface vessels for the U.S. Military"
Sahuarita, Arizona unmanned-surface-vessel builder founded 2009; has shipped over 2,000 EMILY rescue and defense USVs since 2012.
Hydronalix is a maritime robotics company founded in 2009 by Anthony Mulligan, who previously founded Advanced Ceramics Research, maker of the Coyote unmanned aircraft later acquired by BAE Systems. The company designs and manufactures man-portable unmanned surface vessels (USVs) for military and emergency-response customers, operating from facilities in Sahuarita and Tucson, Arizona.
Its best-known product is EMILY, the Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard, a battery-powered USV with a Kevlar-reinforced composite hull that weighs 26 pounds, reaches a top speed of 23 mph, runs for 14 minutes per charge, and operates at ranges up to 5 miles from its handler. Hydronalix has developed a family of more than 20 unmanned surface and underwater systems supporting missions including real-time sonar and bathymetry mapping, patient transfer in contested waters, autonomous cargo delivery up to 500 pounds, anti-submarine-warfare support, and maritime domain awareness.
Customers include the US Navy, Marine Corps, Army, Special Operations Command, and DARPA. The company reports having manufactured and shipped more than 2,000 unmanned systems since 2012 and trained over 1,500 military operators, and EMILY units have been deployed for civilian search-and-rescue in South Korea, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, Greece, and Brazil.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Man-portable unmanned surface vessel (26 lbs, 23 mph) for water rescue, military logistics, and sonar mapping missions.
Contact Hydronalix
WEBSITE
https://www.hydronalix.comPHONE
(520) 360-3486HEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
2009
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Manufacturer
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Primary Region
North America
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