No Crew.
No Limits.
MARTAC delivers proven unmanned surface vessels (USVs) with high-speed, payload-flexible platforms integrated with open architecture autonomy/C2 tools, scalable production pathways, and global customer support to extend maritime reach, expand mission options, 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 maritime autonomous platforms are defined by unmatched sensor and effect payload capacity, seamless interoperability, stealth, high levels of endurance, and the speed required for decisive advantage.
Proven at Sea.
Built to Scale.
Ready for Mission Adoption.
U.S. Navy and Allied forces cannot afford to wait for R&D projects that only work in lab conditions. Autonomous endurance, Navy-validated range data, MCM/UUV-hosting mission threads, and expanded domestic production give customers a clearer path from interest to fielded capability.
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Seven Months from Concept to On-Water: Navy-Industry Team Refuels an Unmanned Surface Vessel at Sea
Seven months after the concept was first put on paper, a joint Navy-industry team has refueled an unmanned surface vessel (USV) at sea, a first, and one delivered on a timeline that conventional development and contracting paths do not produce.
MARTAC Completes First-Ever Fully Autonomous Unmanned Surface Vessel Refueling At Sea in Collaboration with US Navy
Maritime Tactical Systems, Inc. (MARTAC), today announced the successful refueling of a USV while at sea. The fuel transfer was achieved by a joint Navy-industry team utilizing a specially designed Sealartec™ Autonomous Replenishment at Sea (A-RAS) refueling system deployed from the stern of a surrogate platform.
Ready on Day 1: How MARTAC’s Proven Experience Supports SWAP-USV
With the ongoing conflict in the Strait of Hormuz and the increased global threat posed by unmanned vessels and aerial drones in contested waters, the Department of War is taking immediate action to overcome its current deficit in autonomous technologies.
Seven Months from Concept to On-Water: Navy-Industry Team Refuels an Unmanned Surface Vessel at Sea
Seven months after the concept was first put on paper, a joint Navy-industry team has refueled an unmanned surface vessel (USV) at sea, a first, and one delivered on a timeline that conventional development and contracting paths do not produce.
MARTAC Completes First-Ever Fully Autonomous Unmanned Surface Vessel Refueling At Sea in Collaboration with US Navy
Maritime Tactical Systems, Inc. (MARTAC), today announced the successful refueling of a USV while at sea. The fuel transfer was achieved by a joint Navy-industry team utilizing a specially designed Sealartec™ Autonomous Replenishment at Sea (A-RAS) refueling system deployed from the stern of a surrogate platform.
Ready on Day 1: How MARTAC’s Proven Experience Supports SWAP-USV
With the ongoing conflict in the Strait of Hormuz and the increased global threat posed by unmanned vessels and aerial drones in contested waters, the Department of War is taking immediate action to overcome its current deficit in autonomous technologies.