Maritime Defense Companies in the United States

Builds ultra-large autonomous underwater vehicles that haul containerized payloads over thousands of nautical miles for undersea logistics.

Develops autonomy software and fleets of autonomous surface vessels for naval missions, with collaborative control across sea, air and ground platforms.

Builds low-cost Mako underwater drones, the Leviathan surface mothership and the Kraken recovery system for ocean ISR and seabed missions.

Builds autonomous surface vessels from small attritable craft to larger ships, with autonomy software and a dedicated shipyard for the US Navy and allies.

Builds small solar-electric uncrewed surface vehicles, including long-endurance Lightfish and Quickfish boats, for maritime surveillance and security.

Builds the Skelmir family of low-cost autonomous underwater vehicles that double as lightweight torpedoes, with GPS-free inertial navigation.

Builds wind and solar powered uncrewed surface vehicles, from the Explorer to the larger Surveyor and Voyager, for maritime surveillance and ocean data.

Y Combinator-backed maker of Ghostfin, an 8-foot autonomous mini-submarine with a 250-pound payload and about 1,000 nautical miles of range.

Builds long-range, fully autonomous ships of 100 to 150 feet designed from the keel up for US Navy fleet missions.

Combines autonomous underwater vehicles with Absolute Ocean, a platform that fuses sonar and ocean data for near-real-time seabed intelligence.

Makes autonomy and remote command systems that convert crewed vessels into uncrewed boats, plus the STORMRUNNER autonomous craft.