Other features: The design allows launch and transport by just one to two people – fitting into a pickup truck bed or onto a trailer – and enables rapid deployment via military or civilian aircraft. It is capable of continuous autonomous operation at sea for up to six months, equipped with integrated flexible solar panels rated at 415 watts and an optional auxiliary methanol generator for battery recharging. Engineered to operate in severe weather conditions, it can withstand sea state 6 and higher, featuring a self-righting mechanism powered by a weighted keel. It supports satellite communications via Iridium and Starlink, cellular networks, and automatic identification system channels. Its navigation system is protected against jamming and global navigation satellite system spoofing attempts, making the platform effective for missions in areas of active electronic warfare.
