CARAVEL autonomous landing craft underway

CARAVEL.

Autonomous beach-landing resupply vessels engineered to move mission payloads from ship to unimproved shoreline without exposing a crew on the beach.

Overview

Built for the most challenging environments.

CARAVEL is engineered for contested maritime operations, combining shallow-water access, autonomous navigation, and port-independent cargo handling.

23KLB payload
1,100NM range
0Crew at beach
MISSION READYAutonomous vessel operating offshoreWorkers aboard an offshore vessel
Capabilities

One platform. Five operational advantages.

Shore-to-shore delivery

Deliver cargo directly from ship to shoreline without relying on port infrastructure.

GPS-denied operability

Advanced sensor fusion and autonomous navigation support operation in electronically contested environments.

JMIC / ISO compatibility

Compatible with standard military cargo formats to reduce repacking and simplify loading workflows.

Port-independent handling

Beach, discharge, and redeploy autonomously without requiring a pier, crane, or shore crew.

Mission profile

From open water to the last tactical mile.

The platform is designed around the full delivery sequence: transit, beaching, cargo offload, and retraction, with autonomy reducing the number of people required in the most exposed part of the mission.

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