Other features: Constructed from High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), the hull ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and resilience in sea states up to Beaufort Force 4. Propulsion is provided by a Cox Marine CXO300 diesel outboard (300 hp / 220 kW) or optional inboard sterndrive. Managed by Sea Machines’ proprietary autonomy system, the drone delivers over-the-horizon remote control, dynamic mission re-routing, obstacle avoidance, and fail-safe return-to-base capabilities during navigation or communication loss. Its low-observable design features a radar-optimized hull and sensor architecture. For EW resistance and connectivity, the vessel integrates a secure sensor suite—including dual anti-jam GNSS receivers, radar, and EO/IR cameras—alongside Starlink, LTE, and Iridium links. Supported by a modular payload bay, the platform is tailored for logistics, ISR, hydrographic surveys, electronic warfare, and specialized missions, including counter-UAS integration with systems like Leonardo DRS.
