Devil Ray T38

Uncrewed Surface Vessel

The Devil Ray T38 has a length of 38 feet (11.1 m) and is based on a high-performance dual sponson platform that has multiple world records for manned speed and stability. It’s a medium USV system capable of high burst speeds, sea state stability and a maximum payload capacity of 4,000 lbs. (1,814 kgs). The Devil Ray T38 is a gas or diesel-powered system capable of hosting large payloads, superior sea state stability and high burst speed performance, extended ranges and endurance along with interdiction and subsurface sensor management capabilities. The system is a superior littoral or open ocean maritime solution for ISR, EW, MCM and other missions.

 

The T38 can be equipped with inboard/outboard powertrain options, allowing you to choose between diesel or gas engines to address your specific operational requirements. Based on those mission requirements, the combination of powertrain options and payload management can result in T38 systems with burst speeds ranging from 70 to 100+ kts. The T38 platform performance capabilities are maximized when combined with advanced sliding autonomy control modes that range from full-operator and autonomous control to shared control where multiple operators can cooperatively share USV control and payloads.

 

The T38 is a highly reliable system based on redundant modules and an open and flexible architecture that allows for plug and play payload management system. Deploying the T38 can provide a serious augmentation capability to your fleet operations.

 

                                                            Key Features
  • Redundant Communications: Four concurrent comms channels.
  • Interoperable: Application Programming Interface (API) enables quick integration of 3rd party C2 and COP software.
  • Durable: 10g rated hull and shock resistant
    internal architecture improves reliability.

 

  • High-performance: Industry leading payload capacity, range and speed.
  • Maintainable: Redundant Command & Control, Payload & Comms control systems improve in-field reliability.
  • Versatility: Easy integration and communication with multiple payloads on a single USV

 

Specifications

  • Length: 11.1 m (38 ft)
  • Payload: 1,814 kg (4,000 lbs)
  • Powertrain: Inboard/Outboard (Diesel or Gas)
  • Burst Speed: ~60-80 kts
  • Cruise Speed: ~30-40 kts
  • Range: 900-1,200 Nm (at 25 kts)
 

Characteristics

  • Propulsion: Twin-screw inboard gas or diesel engines
  • Hull Design & Materials: Carbon fibre catamaran with gelcoat finish
  • Base: Turnkey operational inboard diesel system
  • Premium: Inboard gas or turbine propulsion

 

 

                                                            Missions             
Defence Commercial
  • Contested Logistics
  • Search and Rescue
  • Security Monitoring
  • ISR Swarm
  • EW/SIGINT
  • Shallow and Deep Water Mine Countermeasure
  • Anti-Submarine Warfare
  • High Value Escort
  • Asset Inspection
  • Asset protection
  • Environmental Monitoring
  • Security Monitoring
  • Bathymetry Mapping
  • Port/Harbor Security

 

 

 

For more information about the MANTAS T38, contact the BlueZone sales team.

Key Features

Up to 25-hour mission duration

Speeds up to 4.2 knots

Increased module payload capacity

Search and recovery

Hydrography

Deep sea mineral exploration

Marine & Fisheries research

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