Quickfish product profile
Quickfish is Seasats fast autonomous surface vessel concept for maritime data and defense missions. It extends the company uncrewed vessel portfolio toward higher-speed operations where persistent sensing, payload carriage or rapid response is needed at sea.
Facts
- Company: Seasats
- Product type: Usv
- Status: commercial
- Capability focus: Generalist
- Website: https://www.seasats.com/
Profile sections
- Summary
- Overview
- Market context
- Audience
- Workflow
- Capability
- Deployment environment
- Positioning tags
- Specifications
- Tags
- Timeline / Research
- Comparable Systems
- Sources
Summary
Quickfish is Seasats fast autonomous surface vessel concept for maritime data and defense missions. It extends the company uncrewed vessel portfolio toward higher-speed operations where persistent sensing, payload carriage or rapid response is needed at sea.
Overview
Quickfish is Seasats fast autonomous surface vessel concept for maritime data and defense missions. It extends the company uncrewed vessel portfolio toward higher-speed operations where persistent sensing, payload carriage or rapid response is needed at sea.
Market context
High-speed autonomous surface vessel for tactical and fast-response maritime operations including interception, identification, escort, and perimeter security.
- Target environment: Marine, offshore, harbor, underwater and coastal environments where autonomous or remote robotic systems operate.
- Workflow context: Surface or underwater inspection, maritime sensing, remote operation, autonomy and asset monitoring.
- Customer context: Marine operators, offshore asset owners, navies, port users and inspection teams.
- Deployment model: Commercial or available product positioned for customer use, integration or developer adoption.
- Commercial maturity: Publicly presented as commercial or available, with maturity depending on deployment scale and support coverage.
- Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on sea state, autonomy, communications, payloads, endurance, regulations and maintenance.
- Market position: Quickfish sits in the maritime robotics lane, focused on robotic operation in surface or underwater environments.
- Adjacent products: Saildrone Explorer, Havoc Kaikoa, BlueROV2, Ulysses Mako
Workflow
Surface or underwater inspection, maritime sensing, remote operation, autonomy and asset monitoring.
Deployment environment
Marine, offshore, harbor, underwater and coastal environments where autonomous or remote robotic systems operate.
Positioning tags
- Audience: Defense
- Workflow: Surface or underwater inspection, maritime sensing, remote operation, autonomy and asset monitoring.
- Capability: generalist
- Deployment environment: Marine, offshore, harbor, underwater and coastal environments where autonomous or remote robotic systems operate.
Specifications
- Payload Capacity Kg: 204.12 kg
- Top Speed: 35+ kts
- Endurance: multi-week
- Max Range: 400+ NM
- Deployment: trailer launched
- Sea State: sea state 6
- Weight Kg Range: 658-862 kg
Tags
- Peer Group: Maritime USV
- Workflow: Maritime domain awareness
- Capability: Autonomous navigation
- Deployment Environment: Defence operational environment
- Stack Layer: Finished robot platform
- Commercial Stage: Commercial product
Timeline / Research
- 2026-03-17 - Capability - Seasats Quickfish USV completes continuous eight-day sea trial - Seasats announced the successful completion of an eight-day continuous sea trial for Quickfish.
- 2025-10-20 - Product Launch - Seasats unveils Quickfish, a high-speed long-endurance autonomous surface vessel - Seasats unveiled Quickfish during a U.S. Navy exercise off the California coast.
Comparable Systems
- Mirage - Saronic - Usv
- Corsair - Saronic - Usv
- Voyager - Saildrone - Uncrewed Surface Vehicle
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