Heavyfish product profile
Heavyfish is Seasats heavy-lift autonomous surface vessel concept for maritime missions. It extends the company long-endurance ASV approach toward larger payloads and defense-oriented operations requiring persistent unmanned coverage at sea.
Facts
- Company: Seasats
- Product type: Usv
- Status: development
- Capability focus: Generalist
- Website: https://www.seasats.com/
Profile sections
- Summary
- Overview
- Market context
- Audience
- Workflow
- Capability
- Deployment environment
- Positioning tags
- Specifications
- Tags
- Comparable Systems
- Sources
Summary
Heavyfish is Seasats heavy-lift autonomous surface vessel concept for maritime missions. It extends the company long-endurance ASV approach toward larger payloads and defense-oriented operations requiring persistent unmanned coverage at sea.
Overview
Heavyfish is Seasats heavy-lift autonomous surface vessel concept for maritime missions. It extends the company long-endurance ASV approach toward larger payloads and defense-oriented operations requiring persistent unmanned coverage at sea.
Market context
Heavyfish is Seasats' larger autonomous surface vessel for heavier payloads and longer-range maritime missions.
- Target environment: Harbors, coastal waters, maritime security zones, survey areas and naval or government surface-domain operations.
- Workflow context: Maritime domain awareness, patrol, sonar survey, harbor security, anti-submarine support, escort and payload transport.
- Customer context: Defense, maritime security, survey and government operators needing a higher-capacity USV.
- Deployment model: Development-stage platform in Seasats' autonomous surface vessel family.
- Commercial maturity: Development-stage aquatic robot positioned for underwater mobility and inspection workflows, with scaling dependent on field validation, payload fit, and customer adoption.
- Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on payload integration, endurance, command-and-control, maritime regulation, sea-state performance and customer mission fit.
- Market position: Heavy-payload USV positioned above Seasats' smaller platforms for longer-range and higher-capacity maritime autonomy.
- Adjacent products: Seasats Lightfish, Havoc Atlas mUSV, Saildrone Voyager, MARTAC MANTAS
Workflow
Maritime domain awareness, patrol, sonar survey, harbor security, anti-submarine support, escort and payload transport.
Deployment environment
Harbors, coastal waters, maritime security zones, survey areas and naval or government surface-domain operations.
Positioning tags
- Audience: Defense
- Workflow: Maritime domain awareness, patrol, sonar survey, harbor security, anti-submarine support, escort and payload transport.
- Capability: generalist
- Deployment environment: Harbors, coastal waters, maritime security zones, survey areas and naval or government surface-domain operations.
Specifications
- Weight Kg: 4082.33 kg
- Top Speed: 6.17 m/s
- Endurance: up to 6 months
- Deployment: vehicle or crane-assisted launch
- Payload Capacity Kg: 453.59 kg
Tags
- Peer Group: Maritime USV
- Workflow: Maritime domain awareness, Marine data collection
- Deployment Environment: Outdoor field environment
- Stack Layer: Finished robot platform
- Commercial Stage: Commercial product
Comparable Systems
- Voyager - Saildrone - Uncrewed Surface Vehicle
- Explorer - Saildrone - Uncrewed Surface Vehicle
- Surveyor - Saildrone - Uncrewed Surface Vehicle
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