Sep 12, 2025 4:20 AM
Updated Sep 12, 2025 4:22 AM
US-based Huntington Ingalls Industries has unveiled ROMULUS, a new family of unmanned surface vessels built around the company’s Odyssey Autonomous Control System.
US-based Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) has unveiled ROMULUS, a new family of unmanned surface vessels (USVs) built around the company’s Odyssey Autonomous Control System.
At the forefront of the USV family is the 190-foot (58-meter) ROMULUS 190, which is now under construction with Breaux Brothers, Beier Integrated Systems, and Incat Crowther.
Built on a commercial-standard hull designed for serial production, the vessel is expected to top 25 knots (46 kilometers/29 miles per hour), sail over 2,500 nautical miles (2,878 miles/4,630 kilometers), and carry four 40-foot (12-meter) ISO containers.
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