Each PhantomNav class is sized for a mission profile, from sheltered rivers to open ocean. All eight share the same autonomy stack, safety layer and operator console, so capability scales without a new system to learn.
Silent, zero-emission river and harbor patrol
The smallest vessel in the fleet, built for quiet persistence where noise and exhaust matter: rivers, urban waterways, reservoirs and shallow estuaries. Light enough for a single operator to launch without a trailer.
Rapid-response port security
A personal-watercraft-class platform for fast reaction inside ports and harbors. Jet propulsion keeps it working in shallow water where a propeller cannot go.
Shallow-draft littoral patrol
A stable, shallow-draft workboat for near-shore patrol and survey. Defender is also the platform for Pathfinder, our first on-water demonstrator.
Extended-range coastal patrol
An efficient coastal patroller sized for long days on station, for fisheries, customs and harbor-security work.
Hybrid offshore patrol
A hybrid-power offshore patroller that can loiter quietly on battery with the engine off, then transit on fuel when the mission moves.
Open-ocean surveillance
A blue-water hull for persistent watch over large areas, carrying the sensor and communications payloads that maritime domain awareness demands.
Deep-water interdiction
The fleet’s high-speed, long-reach platform for deep-water missions that need both endurance and a fast closing sprint.
Autonomous mothership
A mothership that carries, launches, recovers and commands smaller vessels, extending the whole fleet’s reach offshore. Offered in three lengths.
A single software baseline is configured for the customer, not forked for them. The same vessel class can ship in a posture matched to its operator.
For ports, survey, research and environmental work, with standard communications and data handling.
For agencies and critical-infrastructure operators that need hardened communications, audit trails and fleet-scale administration.
For government and defense programs, with the controls, provenance and security posture those programs require.
All vessel classes are in active development. Detailed specifications, performance data and program status are shared with qualified partners through the partner portal.
We will help you match a class and configuration to your water, your range and your rules of operation.