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DIU, Navy tap Anduril to prototype Dive-XL autonomous submarine
The Dive-XL prototype Anduril will be demonstrating is similar to the Ghost Shark Extra Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (XL-AUVs) being delivered to the Royal Australian Navy.
WASHINGTON — The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) and the US Navy have tapped Anduril to participate in the Combat Autonomous Maritime Platform Project (CAMP) with its prototype autonomous submarine, known as Dive-XL.
The contract includes conducting a long-range, “operationally representative” demonstration within four months of the contract award, according to Anduril.
The Dive-XL prototype is similar to the Ghost Shark Extra Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (XL-AUVs) the company is currently delivering to the Royal Australian Navy, Anduril said.
DIU and U.S. Navy select Anduril for XL-AUV program
Home » DIU and U.S. Navy select Anduril for XL-AUV program
The United States needs the ability to deploy large payloads across extended ranges underwater. For this reason, the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) and the U.S. Navy have selected Anduril to address the persistent operational gap beneath the waves through participation in the Combat Autonomous Maritime Platform Project (CAMP).
Anduril was selected via DIU’S competitive Commercial Solutions Opening after having completed the longest XL-AUV demonstration conducted to date, validating extended-range performance and system endurance in operationally relevant conditions. Anduril’s autonomous undersea vehicles to-date have accumulated over 42,355km and 6,752 hours of mission time, proving the maturity, reliability, and long-duration capability required for distributed maritime operations.
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US Defense Innovation Unit taps Anduril’s Dive-XL, drawing on success of RAN Ghost Shark
The US Navy has selected defence technology company Anduril Industries to help develop and demonstrate a new class of long-range autonomous underwater vehicles, highlighting the growing strategic importance of robotic systems operating beneath the waves.
The US Navy has selected defence technology company Anduril Industries to help develop and demonstrate a new class of long-range autonomous underwater vehicles, highlighting the growing strategic importance of robotic systems operating beneath the waves.
The contract was awarded through the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) as part of the US Navy’s Combat Autonomous Maritime Platform (CAMP) project, an initiative aimed at rapidly prototyping and fielding extra-large autonomous underwater vehicles (XL-AUV) capable of operating for extended periods and carrying significant payloads across vast distances.
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