UNMANNED SURFACE VEHICLES (USV)

Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USV) represent a rapidly evolving maritime technology that operates on water surfaces without onboard crew, utilizing autonomous or remotely controlled systems. Core enabling technologies include advanced sensor fusion systems combining GPS, IMU, LiDAR, and sonar for autonomous navigation. Hull design fundamentally impacts performance, with monohulls offering superior seaworthiness and self-righting capabilities, while catamarans provide enhanced stability and reduced wetted surface area.

USV000 - Unmanned Surface Vehicles - Research Questions
USV001 - Technology and Design
USV002 - Operational Capabilities
USV003 - Conventional Military Applications
USV004 - Asymmetric Warfare Applications
USV005 - Threat Assessment
USV006 - Detection and Countermeasures
USV007 - Ukrainian USV Program
USV008 - Ukrainian Tactical Innovation
USV009 - Ukrainian Strategic Impact
USV010 - Proliferation and Regulation
USV011 - Technological Evolution
USV012 - Research Methodology