Recently, MARTAC announced the launch of their new Devil Ray T24. This is a production USV in the MARTAC line of scalable USVs. It made its first appearance in a major exercise at this year’s BALTOPS-23 exercise and will make its next at REPMUS in September 2023. BALTOPS-23 is an exercise that has been held for
Recently, during an exercise in the Persian Gulf, a MARTAC Devil Ray USV was refueled by a USCG vessel. The production version of the Devil Ray can go more than 1000 nautical miles at normal speed but with refueling it obviously can stay on operations much longer. Related Articles ABOUT ABOUT US WHO WE ARE
Maritime Tactical Systems, Inc. (MARTAC), an innovator in Maritime Autonomous Surface Vessels (ASVs), has unveiled its much-anticipated Devil Ray T24 (7m) ASV from their Devil Ray Production Facility. The base configuration Devil Ray T24 (T24) is designed as a high performance ASV capable of burst speeds up to 50 kts, open ocean cruising ranges up to 600 nautical miles,
PUBLISHED JUN 15, 2023 9:47 PM BY THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE The U.S. Navy is using the annual BALTOPS exercise in the Baltic to test out new applications for unmanned systems, including a novel idea to use an unmanned boat for saving downed pilots who end up in the water. The “Joint Personnel Recovery” scenario usually involves