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As Arctic sea lanes become more navigable and subsurface activity increases across the High North, naval forces need persistent, scalable ASW capabilities. Saildrone Spectre is designed to extend autonomous surveillance across strategic chokepoints where endurance matters most.

Under a $15.5 million contract, 16 Saildrone Voyager USVs are supporting northern border security with persistent maritime domain awareness across the Great Lakes and off the Northeast coast.

Detailed seafloor mapping captures the intricate geomorphology of coral reefs, submerged karst, and shipwrecks, supporting coastal management.

Saildrone’s largest, fastest, and most capable platform to date, Spectre, is designed to fill a critical ASW capability gap and deliver high-speed and stealth kinetic strike.

The Saildrone Voyager, equipped with Innomar’s Sub-bottom profiler, provides an optimal capability to protect critical undersea infrastructure in the Baltic Sea.

The data collected will enhance understanding of habitats, geohazards, and oceanographic conditions across 13,000 square nautical miles in the northwestern Pacific Ocean.

Saildrone President, VADM (ret.) John Mustin on operating with regional navies and coalition forces in the Middle East since Saildrone’s pioneering integration with the US Navy’s Task Force 59 began in 2021.

Saildrone has set an exceptional benchmark for persistent maritime operations in harsh weather and sea-state conditions while monitoring critical shipping lanes and vessel traffic.

A live fire demonstration is scheduled this summer, and larger Saildrone USVs are in development to support a variety of Lockheed Martin payloads.