Raytheon and CET demonstrate HADALUS autonomous undersea vehicle
Raytheon and Composite Energy Technologies demonstrated the 34-foot HADALUS long-endurance autonomous undersea vehicle during a U.S. Navy exercise.
Evidence notes
- HADALUS completed a submerged launch and at-sea mission sequence during the Navy exercise.
- The companies describe the vehicle as having more than 2,000 nautical miles of endurance and said the integrated prototype moved from concept to water in under 18 months.
- The demonstration showed the integrated low-cost, long-endurance capability in water; this record does not infer a product launch or production order.
Company context
RTX defence business developing sensors, effectors and autonomous systems for air, land and maritime missions.