
Maritime Tactical Systems
Founded Year
2011Stage
Unattributed | AliveTotal Raised
$10MLast Raised
$10M | 1 yr agoAbout Maritime Tactical Systems
Maritime Tactical Systems (MARTAC) has patented a unique class of MANTAS unmanned vessels. Its unmanned surface and hybrid vessels are accompanied by a robust Command and Control (C2) system known as TASKER. The company's MANTAS USV enables the coverage of open ocean and littoral waterways with extended on-station persistence capability. Its product line of unmanned vessels can range from 2.5' to 50' and is capable of extremely high surface speeds.
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Latest Maritime Tactical Systems News
May 19, 2020
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded Maritime Tactical Systems (MARTAC), a Florida-based developer of modular unmanned surface vessels (USVs), a GBP1.8 million (USD2.4 million) contract to deliver five Man-Portable Tactical Autonomous Systems (MANTAS) T12 USVs to the Royal Navy and Joint Forces Command (JFC, now Strategic Command) for further experimentation. The contract includes the provision of integrated sensors, spares and ancillary equipment, training, and technical support. According to the MoD, the MARTAC T12 was selected following a study on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products that would validate the use of low observable USVs for distributed maritime operations. The study – which began in February 2019 and utilised two leased MANTAS T12 USVs – was led by jHUB, the London-based innovation centre for JFC. The MoD noted that the MANTAS T12 has a low observable design with minimal radar cross section, thermal, and noise signature. It added that the USV also has the unique ability to partially submerge at will, enabling the sea vehicle to reduce its visual detectability. “[The USV] is integrated with payloads and a ground control station making it capable of operation as a complete system without further development,” the MoD stated. “Everything else on the market at the time of survey either failed one of the low observable characteristics or was available only as a development project.” The Strategic Command and Royal Navy will receive two and three USVs, respectively. According toJane’s Unmanned Maritime Vehicles, the catamaran hulled MANTAS T12 measures 3.6 m long, 0.9 m wide, and 0.35 m tall. It has a fully laden weight of 95 kg and can cruise and sprint at speeds of up to 20 and 50 kt, respectively. Already a Janes subscriber? To read the full 363 word article Client Login UK MoD acquires MANTAS T12 USV for further study The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded Maritime Tactical Systems (MARTAC), a Florida-based developer of modular unmanned surface vessels (USVs), a GBP1.8 million (USD2.4 million) contract to deliver five Man-Portable Tactical Autonomous Systems (MANTAS) T12 USVs to the Royal Navy and Joint Forces Command (JFC, now Strategic Command) for further experimentation. The contract includes the provision of integrated sensors, spares and ancillary equipment, training, and technical support. According to the MoD, the MARTAC T12 was selected following a study on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products that would validate the use of low observable USVs for distributed maritime operations. The study – which began in February 2019 and utilised two leased MANTAS T12 USVs – was led by jHUB, the London-based innovation centre for JFC. The MoD noted that the MANTAS T12 has a low observable design with minimal radar cross section, thermal, and noise signature. It added that the USV also has the unique ability to partially submerge at will, enabling the sea vehicle to reduce its visual detectability. “[The USV] is integrated with payloads and a ground control station making it capable of operation as a complete system without further development,” the MoD stated. “Everything else on the market at the time of survey either failed one of the low observable characteristics or was available only as a development project.” The Strategic Command and Royal Navy will receive two and three USVs, respectively. According toJane’s Unmanned Maritime Vehicles, the catamaran hulled MANTAS T12 measures 3.6 m long, 0.9 m wide, and 0.35 m tall. It has a fully laden weight of 95 kg and can cruise and sprint at speeds of up to 20 and 50 kt, respectively. Already a Janes subscriber? To read the full 363 word article Client Login
Maritime Tactical Systems Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Maritime Tactical Systems founded?
Maritime Tactical Systems was founded in 2011.
Where is Maritime Tactical Systems's headquarters?
Maritime Tactical Systems's headquarters is located at 511 N John Rodes Blvd, Melbourne.
What is Maritime Tactical Systems's latest funding round?
Maritime Tactical Systems's latest funding round is Unattributed.
How much did Maritime Tactical Systems raise?
Maritime Tactical Systems raised a total of $10M.
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