A new defense contract will see an autonomous weapon system adapted for maritime platforms, marking its first major expansion beyond land operations. The system, known for its use of artificial intelligence, computer vision, and proprietary control software, has already demonstrated the ability to transform conventional and modern weapons into precision-guided tools. With its integration into sea-based platforms, special operations forces gain a versatile system that can operate across multiple domains. This shift reflects a growing trend to repurpose ground-based technologies for naval missions as threats evolve in contested waters. By leveraging AI, the system enhances targeting speed, accuracy, and adaptability, providing forces with the means to respond to diverse maritime threats. The technology can be applied to both legacy and new weapons, reducing costs while maximizing operational effectiveness. The partnership behind this effort highlights the importance of collaboration between system developers and integrators to deliver flexible, mission-ready solutions. Its adaptation for naval use is expected to strengthen force protection, extend mission range, and provide a technological edge for operations at sea.
