UHSI32
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32 m autonomous interceptor developed by CMN Naval with Sea Machines Robotics.
The UHSI32 is a 32-metre autonomous interceptor from French shipyard CMN Naval, built on one of its crewed fast patrol hulls and fitted with autonomy from US firm Sea Machines Robotics. Unveiled at the World Defense Show in Saudi Arabia in 2022, the aluminium boat is claimed to exceed 45 knots, patrol for three days and cover 2,200 km at cruising speed. In trials it navigated autonomously, avoided collisions and was supervised from a shore station 6,000 km away.
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Aluminium hull, 32.2 m long, 7 m beam and 1.6 m draught, based on a CMN crewed interceptor. CMN claims over 45 kn, a three-day patrol endurance and 2,200 km at 12 kn. Sea Machines supplies the autonomy and Raytheon Anschütz the command software; trials showed remote supervision from a shore station 6,000 km away. Unveiled in Riyadh in March 2022; no orders have been reported.
