Seagull USV

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Multi-mission unmanned surface vessel for naval underwater and surface warfare missions, including mine countermeasures, ASW, maritime security, EW, hydrography, and weaponized payload options.

Seagull USV is a military unmanned surface vessel developed by Elbit Systems in Israel. The platform is built around modular and switchable payload suites for mine countermeasures, anti-submarine warfare, maritime security, electronic warfare, hydrography, ISR, and force protection. Elbit describes the 12 m vessel as fully autonomous, transportable in a 40 ft container, deployable from port or mother ship, and controllable through a mission control system that can operate two vessels simultaneously using line-of-sight and SATCOM data links. Public specifications captured in this database include endurance of more than four full days at cruising speed, reported top speed of 60 km/h, and reported payload capacity of 2,500 kg. Its payload ecosystem includes sonar, EO/IR, mine-disposal, electronic support/countermeasure, weapon, non-lethal, and torpedo-related mission modules.

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Elbit describes Seagull as a 12 m, fully autonomous multi-mission USV that can operate at cruising speed for more than four full days, switch modular payload suites, use line-of-sight and SATCOM data links, and be controlled through a mission control system for two vessels. Public reporting also lists a 2,500 kg payload capacity and 60 km/h speed.