Greyshark (Autonomous underwater vehicle)

The GreyShark stands as a swift, long-range Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV), crafted to serve diverse applications. Within its sleek hull lies a suite of cutting-edge sensors, paired with a contemporary propulsion setup. Utilizing the latest advancements, it embarks on fully autonomous missions. Equipped with an array of both active and passive sensors, alongside multiple communication interfaces, the GreyShark adapts seamlessly to the demands of any given mission.

Utilizing sensor fusion, the GreyShark employs a self-learning algorithm to assess data collected by its sensors, facilitating the detection, tracking, and analysis of object behavior. It can also identify and evaluate changes in objects or their surroundings.

The GreyShark provides both centralized and decentralized swarm capabilities. This allows a group of GreySharks to be directed by a predetermined or randomly selected master, to self-organize, or to operate under the control of a mothership. Information can be encrypted and shared among individual units within the swarm.

Each GreyShark seamlessly integrates into standard situational awareness systems. Operating at a standard cruising speed of 10 knots and boasting a minimum operational range of 1000 nautical miles, the vehicle is equipped with a highly precise navigation system, ensuring coverage across its entire operational range while submerged.

A comprehensive system is offered for the transport, deployment, refueling, maintenance, and operation of the vehicle.