Maritime Drone

Katran X2

The Katran X2 maritime drone is a true combat machine. It features a Browning M2 turret and AI that independently detects and classifies threats, finds targets, and tracks them in motion – though it only opens fire upon the command of an experienced operator. Maximum speed for Katran X2 is 95 km/h.

Katran X2
Katran X2
General Characteristics
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  • Length

    9 m

  • Width

    2.5 m

  • Height

    2.2 m

  • Fuel tank capacity

    1 500 l

  • Maximum speed

    95 km/h

  • Cruising speed

    55 km/h

  • Range

    1,600 km

  • Fuel consumption

    65 l/h

  • Armament Configuration

    • 4 × MAC Thunder 10" FPV drones

    • Combat module with target acquisition and tracking system, equipped with a 12.7 mm Browning machine gun

  • Number of operators

    8 people:

    • vessel pilot

    • navigator

    • UAV navigator

    • 4 UAV operators

    • gunner

  • Additional equipment

    • communication system

    • camera system

    • control system

    • power supply system

    • If necessary, +500 kg warhead

Vessel life support systems
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  • System for detecting damage to the hull and its components

  • Water pumping system in case of damage

  • Hull power supply system providing up to 72 hours of autonomous operation

Control System Configuration
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  • Satellite communication channel

  • Control system

  • Autopilot

  • Coordination system with the command post

  • Synchronization system with fixed-wing reconnaissance UAVs

  • Real-time reconnaissance data update system for priority targets

  • Station-keeping system for multi-day standby at a designated position

  • AI for target detection and acquisition

  • AI for navigation control and obstacle avoidance

  • AI for control in case of complete communication loss

  • AI for target identification, transmission of target type and coordinates to the command post, and instant synchronization with the overall combat map

  • Target recognition range: up to 7 km

Usage
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  • Reusable (the vessel is designed to return to base after mission completion)

  • The vessel is used for:

    • Fire engagement of a vessel’s deck or targets located on it

    • Striking small boats during amphibious landing operations

    • Striking port infrastructure (radar systems, command posts, firing positions, light armored vehicles, enemy air defense elements, port fuel storage and refueling facilities, enemy troop concentrations)

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