24-foot autonomous surface vessel from Saronic Technologies designed for long-range multi-mission defense operations and scalable autonomous fleet production.
Corsair is a military autonomous surface vessel developed by Saronic Technologies in the United States. The official Saronic vessels page lists Corsair as a 24-foot ASV with 1,000+ nautical miles of range, 35+ knot top speed, and 1,000 lb payload capacity. Saronic positions the craft as a modular multi-mission platform for maritime security, ISR, manned-unmanned teaming, payload deployment, distributed maritime operations, and contested logistics support. Its autonomy stack emphasizes adaptive path planning, mission-level AI, cross-platform data fusion, browser-based mission control, digital twins, resilient multichannel communications, and flexible mission-specific payload integration. The platform is part of Saronic's current ASV family alongside Mirage and Marauder.
Saronic lists Corsair as a 24 ft autonomous surface vessel capable of carrying up to 1,000 lb over 1,000+ nmi, with 35+ kt top speed. The company describes its vessels as AI-enabled ASVs with adaptive path planning, mission-level autonomy, browser-based mission control, resilient multichannel communications, modular payload integration, and production at scale for high-risk maritime missions.
US forces have used sea drones in combat for the first time, striking Iran’s Bandar Abbas Naval Base with three Corsair unmanned surface vessels, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) said. The post US sea drones hit Iran's Bandar Abbas Naval B…
Naval TodayThree Saronic Corsair unmanned surface vessels (USV) attacked a laid up Iranian midget submarine in a first of its kind operation by American forces using maritime one-way attack drones. According to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), the tri…
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USVSaronic on July 2, 2026 announced the launch of its first Mirage, a 52-ft. (16-meter) dual-use Autonomous Surface Vessel (ASV) that joins the 24-ft. (7-meter) Corsair and 180-ft. (55-meter) Marauder as the third flagship platform in Saroni…
Naval NewsA U.S. Navy drone task force picked up two downed pilots using a Saronic Corsair unmanned surface vessel (USV) yesterday in Middle Eastern waters during a first of its kind rescue mission. As first reported by the Wall Street Journal, two…
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