Seasats Quickfish

Seasats

Security

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Sources:

seasats.com

Industries:

Defence Energy Research Security & Patrol

Uses:

Data Collection Mapping Reconnaissance Surveying Monitoring PatrolTactical response, interception, identification and harbour security

Price:

Not announced

Released:

2025

DESCRIPTION

Seasats Quickfish is a Security from Seasats. It is built for Data Collection, Mapping, Reconnaissance. Key figures: 657.7 kg, 204 kg payload, released 2025.

Quickfish is Seasats' fast, tactical uncrewed surface vessel for rapid response, interception and identification from ports to the open ocean. A high-speed aluminium hull sprints at more than 35 knots on a jet or propeller drive (high-speed diesel or petrol jet options) and cruises more than 400 nautical miles, while low-speed electric propulsion keeps it on station for weeks; in March 2026 it completed a continuous eight-day sea trial. It carries a PTZ camera, radar and EO/IR sensors, and an integrated payload bay launches uncrewed aircraft for closer inspection or a visible show of force. The vessel resists GPS jamming and spoofing, offers anti-tamper options, is launched from a trailer, dock or mooring and operates in Sea State 6. Seasats unveiled it in October 2025.

FEATURES

Top speed 35+ knots (stats block: 40+ knots)
cruise range 400+ NM, maximum 550+ NM
Weight 1,450 lb (657.7 kg) per product table
stats block lists 3,950 lb
Payload 450 lb (204 kg) per product table
stats block lists 500 lb at 28 V, 1,800 W peak
Endurance up to 1 month (multi-week)
8-day continuous sea trial completed March 2026
Low-speed electric propulsion plus high-speed jet drive (diesel or petrol jet options)
Integrated UAV payload bay for aerial launch
PTZ camera and radar
long-range radar and EO/IR sensors
Resilient to GPS jamming and spoofing
anti-tamper capabilities available
Remote launch from dock or mooring
trailer or crane launched (compact trailerable)
High-speed aluminium hull keeps tooling costs low
operational in Sea State 6
Payloads swapped in minutes
C2 interoperable
3-5 days of operator training

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Physical
Weight	657.7 kg
Payload	204 kg
Materials	aluminium hull
Mobility
Movement Type	Aquatic
Speed	64.8 km/h
Environment	Outdoor, open ocean; operational in Sea State 6
Actuators	Electric low-speed propulsion plus jet or propeller high-speed drive
Power
Battery Life	Up to 1 month on station (electric low-speed mode)
Sensing & Compute
Sensors	PTZ camera, radar, EO/IR sensors
Connectivity	Satellite-linked C2; GPS jamming and spoofing resilient

Manufacturer-sourcedThird-party sourcedUnsourcedSource status is based on this robot's listed sources.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Physical
Weight	657.7 kg
Payload	204 kg
Materials	aluminium hull
Mobility
Movement Type	Aquatic
Speed	64.8 km/h
Environment	Outdoor, open ocean; operational in Sea State 6
Actuators	Electric low-speed propulsion plus jet or propeller high-speed drive
Power
Battery Life	Up to 1 month on station (electric low-speed mode)
Sensing & Compute
Sensors	PTZ camera, radar, EO/IR sensors
Connectivity	Satellite-linked C2; GPS jamming and spoofing resilient

Manufacturer-sourcedThird-party sourcedUnsourcedSource status is based on this robot's listed sources.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Seasats Quickfish?

Quickfish is Seasats' fast, tactical uncrewed surface vessel for rapid response, interception and identification from ports to the open ocean.

Who makes the Seasats Quickfish?

The Seasats Quickfish is made by Seasats, a robotics company based in United States.

How much does the Seasats Quickfish cost?

Seasats has not publicly announced pricing for the Seasats Quickfish. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the Seasats Quickfish used for?

The Seasats Quickfish is designed for data collection, mapping, reconnaissance, and surveying. It is used in defence, energy, research, and security & patrol settings.