Resolute Autonomy

Arctic Sovereignty through Resolute Autonomy

We build uncrewed surface vessels in Canada and the software that commands them.

Why we exist

A persistent watch over Canadian waters

Canada has the longest coastline on earth and a handful of vessels and crews to watch it. The gap grows every year as northern waters open.

We exist to close it. We build autonomous vessels affordable enough to field in numbers, designed to hold station for weeks at a time, and simple enough that the communities they serve can keep them running. Every hull and every line of software is designed, engineered, and owned in Canada.

On guard for Canada.

ON THE WATER

Our first vessel class is operating today on Ontario waters, under our own command-and-control system.

SOFTWARE FIRST

One operator can command multiple hulls through a fleet console we engineered ourselves, with sensor fusion, navigation safety rules, and full audit logging.

TWO TO A CONTAINER

Eureka-class vessels launch from a trailer and ship two to a standard 20-foot container, so a patrol pair travels anywhere a container ships, including northern sealift.

BUILT IN CANADA

Canadian-owned, engineered in Almonte, Ontario, and built in Canada. Security of supply is a design requirement for government and defence operations.

The vessel line

The Eureka class

Our first class is Eureka, a 16-foot hybrid gas-electric uncrewed surface vessel in welded aluminum, designed to transit at 24 knots, hold station for weeks on electric power and solar, and be serviced by the communities operating near it. Two more classes are in design.

Explore the classes

EUREKA CLASS · 16 FT · OPERATING TODAY