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Seasats closes maritime blind spots through networked systems of autonomous surface vessels.
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    Aug 14
    Seasats CEO Mike Flanigan spoke with @DefenseOne about our focus on small unmanned surface vessels and why their size is strategically more valuable than larger USVs. "Vessels under 40 feet are much harder to spot. They're much faster to build. You can use them without regret.
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    Aug 10
    Hosting and employing UAS from our USVs is a core area of focus at Seasats, and Quickfish was built for it. Its large, watertight payload bay can accommodate several UAS of various types and sizes, so one system can be configured for very different missions — ISR, relay, strike —
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    Aug 6
    After a year of at-sea evaluation and refinement, Quickfish has officially entered production. Seasats' interceptor-class USVs are now available at scale. To mark this milestone, the first two Quickfish off the line recently participated in a multi-week government exercise,
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    Aug 5
    For more than two decades, Andrew Burcham has helped shape the companies and technologies driving today's autonomous maritime industry. As Chief Revenue Officer at Seasats, Andrew leads business development and marketing functions, and oversees go-to-market strategy. He is
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