Red Cat unit Blue Ops partners with Havoc on open-architecture autonomous maritime defense systems
Reuters2026/08/17 10:31- Red Cat’s maritime unit Blue Ops partnered with Havoc to develop open-architecture autonomous maritime defense systems.
- Havoc’s collaborative autonomy software will be integrated across Blue Ops uncrewed surface vessels, including the Variant 7.
- Integration targets coordinated multi-vessel operations, expanding autonomous functions for U.S. and allied defense customers.
- Blue Ops plans operational fleets at Havoc’s Rhode Island headquarters, Blue Ops’ Florida headquarters for demonstrations, testing, training, evaluation.
- Companies also plan joint marketing to government, commercial customers, pursuing contracts for integrated autonomous maritime systems.
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