Saildrone in the Press

Denmark deployed two unmanned ships, developed by US company Saildrone, to bolster surveillance in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, Danish officials and the firm said.

With operations like Southern Spear underway, the US Navy continues its efforts to expand and strengthen its hybrid fleet using unmanned systems.

Today, Saildrone, a global leader in maritime autonomy, announced a $60 million investment round led by EIFO, the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark, bringing its total funding to $325 million. This investment will accelerate Saildrone’s European expansion, addressing urgent maritime security needs in critical infrastructure and broader defense applications.

U.S.-based Saildrone will deploy four large unmanned surface vehicles in Danish waters next month to conduct maritime surveillance missions and help protect critical undersea infrastructure.

Autonomous systems developer Saildrone will launch a subsidiary in Denmark to provide maritime solutions for European customers.

The BlueSentry sonar array has integrated with the Saildrone Surveyor, expanding the scope of naval interoperability and autonomous maritime capability developments between AUKUS partners

Companies are teeming with various uncrewed and autonomous systems to meet the Navy’s ask for a hybrid fleet—obstacles and all.

Saildrone, a U.S. manufacturer of unmanned surface vehicles, has integrated new protective equipment onto its drone boats operating in the Middle East to safeguard them against widespread jamming of communication systems in the region.

Saildrone, the unmanned surface vehicle (USV) company announced that it is deploying software on its Voyager vessels that enables them to operate in GPS-denied environments.