Ariel represents a highly adaptable and economical uncrewed surface vehicle (USV) platform, engineered for swift production and potential single-use applications. This platform is capable of fulfilling multiple functions, such as payload transportation, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR), and training exercises.
This system boasts remarkable interoperability and can be easily modified to accommodate various communication and control technologies. Additionally, Ariel can be deployed in coordinated groups, enhancing its operational capabilities. Its design allows for covert operations, as it can function without emitting radio signals, making it especially suitable for stealth missions.
Beyond the standard model, Ariel also offers two specialized variants:
Sonar ariel – features advanced real-time sonar imaging for both lateral and vertical underwater reconnaissance.
Sonobuoy Ariel – integrates two Ariel units into a pontoon configuration, equipped wiht a reloadable Class A sonobuoy, specifically designed for anti-submarine warfare.
Technical Specifications:
| Ariel | Sonar Ariel | Sonobuoy Ariel | |
| Dimensions (L x W x H): | 49 x 14 x 7 inches | 49 x 14 x 14 inches | 49 x 28 x 13 inches |
| Weight: | 14 lbs | 22 lbs | 45 lbs (empty) 77 lbs (with payload) |
| Maximum Speed: | 16 mph | ||
| Operational Range: | Up to 20 miles at reduced speeds | ||
| Endurance: | 12 hours | ||
