Made in the USA

Built For the Open Ocean. In America.

An uncrewed surface vessel with the range, payload, and endurance to carry the mission far offshore.

The Variant 7 is a USV designed on decades of combat-vessel craft, then made autonomous.

Where Generations of Maritime Craftsmanship Meet Semi-Autonomous Command. Designed from generations of boatbuilding heritage and shaped by combat-informed expertise, the Variant 7 pairs semi-autonomous command and control with open architecture for the sensors, communications, and payloads the mission requires. It launches uncrewed aircraft and coordinates with other vessels. One picture across sea and air.

One platform, ready for the mission the operator brings to it.

Reach

810 nautical miles at 40 knots, and past 1,600 nm in extended configuration. Loitering endurance runs to 12.5 days. Presence far offshore, held for days at a time.

Payload

800 kg baseline across modular bays. ISR, counter-UAS, mine countermeasures, resupply, or the mission system the task calls for.

Integrated air

Launch and recover uncrewed aircraft from the deck. Eyes and reach extend over the horizon.

Coordinated operations

Multi-vehicle coordination and swarm operation, with control authority held by a human in the loop. Many hulls, one picture.

Force protection

A low-profile, high-speed platform that takes on the work an operator would rather keep crews clear of.

Boat-first. Open by design.

Specifications

The five numbers that frame the platform, and the full datasheet when the mission needs it.

Range

810NM

1,600+ nm extended

Speed

40KN

Max sustained

Endurance

12.5DAYS

Loitering, baseline

Payload

800KG

Modular bays, baseline

Length

7.80M

25.59 ft LOA

Performance

Range

810 nm at 40 kn (baseline) · 1,600+ nm extended

Loitering endurance

301 hr / 12.5 days (baseline)

Max sustained speed

40 kn

Sea state rating

SS4 (survivable), SS3 (optimal)

Payload

Mission payload capacity

800 kg (1,764 lb) baseline

Payload options

ISR · counter-UAS / remote weapon station · resupply · mine countermeasures · surface-to-air · UAV launch and recovery

Hull & dimensions

Length overall (LOA)

7.80 m (25.59 ft)

Beam

2.25 m (7.38 ft)

Max draft

0.70 m (2.30 ft)

Waterline length / beam

6.86 m / 2.17 m

Displacement (full load)

3.5 tons

Powertrain

Engine

Diesel, 280 hp

Fuel capacity

1,200 L (317 gal) baseline

Propulsion

Bravo 3 I/O drive, counter-rotating propellers

Mission systems

Communications

2x Starlink, LTE (4G/5G), Doodle Labs mesh; encrypted SATCOM terminal

Command & control

ATAK / WinTAK compatible; remote C2 from shore or mothership; integration-ready with combat management nodes

Sensors

FLIR M364C primary with EO/IR secondaries; high-precision GNSS (<0.7 m); Simrad Halo 24 radar (optional)

Navigation

Inertial nav; jamming/spoofing-protected (CRPA antennas); solid-state rate/gyro compass; speed-over-ground sensor

One architecture. A growing family of vessels.

Operational

Variant 7

The platform in the water today. Long-range presence, modular payload, integrated air.

In development

Variant 5

A smaller hull on the same open architecture, built for the contested near shore.

In design

Future State

Extended reach on the same open architecture, built for the far offshore.

Operational, not experimental.

Built on lessons learned from combat at sea, the Variant 7 holds a steady track and a stable sensor picture through open-ocean sea states.

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