C2 Robotics

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About C2 Robotics

C2 Robotics develops defence autonomous systems with Speartooth as its principal undersea platform. The large uncrewed underwater vehicle uses a modular, payload-agnostic architecture for long-range intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, logistics and strike missions. Commercially available components and compatibility with existing industrial facilities are intended to support distributed Australian manufacture and rapid scaling without dedicated submarine shipyards.

Speartooth has moved beyond prototype exercises into early operational procurement. C2 announced its first export sales in 2025, commissioned a vehicle for a United States customer in May 2026 and disclosed a German sale through Eurobotics, which is also a European manufacturing partner. Australia's 2026 defence programme includes a Speartooth fleet alongside larger Ghost Shark vehicles. The company is also integrating Australian-made Thales sonar and processing for autonomous navigation and continues to offer OGRE optically guided payload technology.

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Products

Operations

Orders & commitments

  • Order / commitment

    2025-10-31 - C2 Robotics announced first export sales of its Speartooth large uncrewed underwater vessel, marking first disclosed international customer demand for the platform. - Speartooth LUUV export sales

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Funding

Investors

  • Australian Department of Defence - Participant - Strategic Industrial - 1 funding event - strategic/corporate - first seen 2023-10-04

Team

  • Michael Bailey - CEO and Co-Founder
  • Tom Loveard - Founder and Chief Technology Officer

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Events

Context

Shared workflows

Context tags

  • Public safety robotics - Workflow
  • Public safety remote presence - Workflow
  • Public safety robot OEM - Stack Layer
  • Public safety operations - Customer Environment

Commercial

  • C2 Robotics secures first export sales of Speartooth large uncrewed underwater vessel

    2025-10-31 · Order / contract

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