Recently, we took Arrow 600 to the Baltic Sea for a demonstration in challenging conditions.

Launching and recovering an unmanned surface vessel from a beach in Sea State 3/4 is not a controlled environment. Waves, wind, and changing conditions all become part of the operation. Yet our team was able to launch and recover Arrow 600 quickly and efficiently.

That matters because special missions rarely happen in perfect weather or from perfectly equipped ports.

Arrow 600 is designed for missions where flexibility, speed of deployment, and operational readiness can make all the difference. The ability to get the platform into the water and bring it back safely, even when conditions become challenging, is part of what makes a USV operationally valuable.

Because autonomy at sea is not just about what happens once the vessel is underway.

It's also about getting there when the mission calls.