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Navantia UK Reveals 1,000-Tonne Autonomous Vessel for Future Hybrid Fleets
LASV75 is a 75-meter autonomous surface vessel with 1,000-tonne displacement, a modular mission deck, and vertical launch system integration.
Israel’s DIAMOND Solution Expands Frigate Combat Power With Networked Wing-Ships
IAI’s DIAMOND links small vessels to a frigate’s combat systems, extending its missile and drone reach.
US-Made ‘Comet’ USV Packs Dual-Missile Punch for Naval Air Defense
BlackSea Technologies’ Comet USV combines Sidewinder and Hellfire missiles with electro-optical targeting to deliver autonomous aerial threat defense at sea.
Leonardo Brings Full Counter-Drone Kill Chain to Maritime Platforms
Leonardo DRS’s M-MEP integrates maritime radar, infrared sensors, and AI-driven EW tools into a single counter-drone package for crewed and uncrewed naval vessels.
Indra Takes Aim at Submarine Connectivity Limits With New Satellite Link
Indra’s TSUB-40Ka submarine satellite terminal uses Ka-band technology, boosting underwater connectivity and resilience against signal interference.
Latvia Builds Next-Gen Tactical Catamaran to Bolster Maritime Defense
LNT-27 is a next-gen tactical catamaran, designed for maritime security, coastal and offshore patrol, and specialized defense missions.
US Navy’s New Autonomous Ship Can Sail 10,000 Nautical Miles Without a Crew
The Liberty Class is a 190-foot autonomous naval vessel capable of sailing 10,000 nautical miles without a crew.
Europe’s ‘First Dedicated Drone Carrier’: Portugal Readies Unmanned Systems Warship
NRPD João II is a modular drone carrier designed to deploy, recover, and sustain aerial, surface, and underwater unmanned systems for extended missions.
‘Mix-and-Match’ Naval Fleet Concept Takes Shape in Denmark
OMT’s modular naval vessel family delivers scalable, container-based mission flexibility across patrol, combat, and Arctic operations using standardized ship designs.