CUSV
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About CUSV
CUSV is Textron Systems’ multipayload surface vessel built around a common maritime command-and-control architecture. Its mission equipment can be changed for survey, security, monitoring and mine-countermeasure roles. Satellite communications capability and a datalink-agnostic design support integration with different control environments.
The vessel is designed to tow equipment as well as carry onboard payloads, with towing force above 4,000 pounds-force at twenty knots. Textron specifies more than twenty hours of endurance for the described platform. Its interfaces support integration with the Littoral Combat Ship communications architecture and broader unmanned-system control protocols.
Timeline
- Textron Systems introduces TSUNAMI autonomous maritime surface vessel family
2025-01-13 - Product Launch - Textron Systems introduced TSUNAMI, a family of autonomous maritime surface vessels for U.S. Department of Defense and allied customers. The platform uses Brunswick commercial vessels and Textron's CUSV-based autonomy control system. Textron positioned TSUNAMI as a low-cost, rapidly deployable multi-mission uncrewed surface fleet.
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