Ready Today
MARTAC’s proven capabilities deliver the decisive advantage required to extend reach, increase lethality, and reduce risk to the force.
The Ultimate Force Multiplier
We are deploying high-speed, high-performance platforms that protect vital resources, serve as an extension of the fleet, and rewrite the rules of naval engagement to ensure our nation is secure now and in the future.
Essential to
the Mission
Our battle-hardened autonomous platforms are defined by unmatched sensor and effect payload capacity, seamless interoperability, stealth, and the speed required for today’s missions.
Proven Performance
U.S. Navy and Allied forces cannot afford to wait for R&D projects that only work in lab conditions. MARTAC’s proven capabilities validated by thousands of hours of Time on Water are ready for ISR or kinetic missions.
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Eight Days, No One Aboard: What Autonomous Endurance Means for the Inspection Economy
The technology barrier just fell. The procurement barrier hasn’t. Two vessels. Two countries. The same month. MARTAC announced on 5 May that its T38 Devil
MARTAC T38 Unmanned Surface Vessel Executes 192-Hour Autonomous Mission 400 Nautical Miles Offshore
Demonstration Sets New Benchmark for Persistent USV Operations, Directly Supporting Evolving U.S. Government Concepts for Maritime Defense and Deterrence Melbourne, Florida, May 5, 2026 — Maritime Tactical Systems, Inc. (MARTAC) announced today that its T38
A Concept of Operations for Achieving a Navy Fleet of 500 Ships
The U. S. Navy stands at the precipice of a new era of technology advancement. In an address at a military-industry conference, the then-U.S. Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Michael Gilday, revealed the Navy’s goal to grow to 500 ships, to include 350 crewed ships and 150 uncrewed maritime vessels.