Seasats unveils Quickfish, a high-speed long-endurance autonomous surface vessel
Evidence notes
- Seasats unveiled Quickfish during a U.S. Navy exercise off the California coast.
- The platform introduced a faster interceptor-style vessel with sprint speeds above 35 knots, modular payloads, and a concealed UAV launch bay.
- The launch expanded Seasats beyond persistent surveillance USVs into higher-speed interception and response missions.
Company context
Seasats builds small autonomous surface vessels for defense, commercial and scientific missions. Its platform family supports persistent maritime ISR, patrol and environmental data collection.