SANCARArmed USV
About Sancar
The frequency and diversity of security threats have increased with the effect of developing technology for naval forces. Within the scope of the requirements of digital battlefields, autonomous unmanned naval vehicles integrate modern technology into military units by using remote management or sensor systems, sensing the environment, performing basic tasks such as reconnaissance, surveillance and defense without personnel.
SANCAR AUSV can be easily integrated to other naval platforms in accordance with NATO Standards as it can be controlled from a mobile ground control station with ADVENT C4ISR mission system. Thus, it is possible to transfer tasks between different ships, to conduct network-centric operations with manned and unmanned platforms and to organize swarm operations.
SANCAR AUSV, which we have designed to autonomously perform comprehensive missions such as port/base protection, search/rescue, intelligence, reconnaissance, surveillance, patrol, surface warfare, mine countermeasures, minimizes the risks to human life.
SANCAR AUSV, which we developed with Yontech (Yonca Shipyard) for the needs of modern navies, is the first unmanned naval vehicle we have developed using ADVENT ROTA (ADVENT C4ISR System designed for unmanned systems, which has been implemented in many units of the Turkish Naval Forces) as the mission system.
STRENGTHS
Autonomous Operation Capability, High Mission Safety
By enabling missions to be executed with minimal human intervention through a COLREG-compliant autonomous navigation system, it enhances operational safety.
Network-Enabled Warfare and Command Control Superiority
With its ADVENT CMS-based mission system and integrated command and control infrastructure, it ensures effective coordination and real time information sharing during joint operations.
Armed and Multi-Purpose Mission Capability
With a 12.7 mm Remote-Controlled Weapon System, tactical missile integration, and modular payload options, it can perform various missions from a single platform.
Advanced Situational Awareness
It ensures continuous monitoring of the maritime domain and early detection of threats through radar, electro-optical systems, AIS, and 360° surveillance cameras.
Uninterrupted and Redundant Communication
Through its RF, satellite, and LTE-based communication infrastructure, it provides uninterrupted command and control capabilities under various operational conditions.
High Performance and Long Range
With a speed of 40 knots, a range of 400 nautical miles, and a structure capable of operating in harsh sea conditions, it ensures effective operations in wide mission areas.
- Dimensions (LxW)
12.7 m x 3.3 m - Eco. Speed
20 Knots - Max. Speed
> 40 Knots - Cruising Range
> 400 nm - Displacement
9 Tons - Operating Time
> 40 Hours - Hull Material
Advanced Composite (Vacuum Infusion) - Hull Form
Planing - Propulsion System
- 2 x Diesel Engine
- 2 x Water Jet
- Seaworthiness
Sea State 4 - Design
Modular - Underwater Sensor Data Acquisition Speed
< 5 Knots - Extending Sensor Range with Telescopic Mast
- Search & Rescue
- Patrol
- Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
- Surface Warfare
- Mine Countermeasures
- 12.7 mm Weapon System
- LARS (Launch & Recovery System)
- Side-Scan Sonar
- 2 x 2 Surface to Surface Missile System
- First Unmanned System Based on ADVENT CMS
- C2 Integrated & Supported Network Centric Operations
- Engagement with Network Enabled Capability
- ADVENT ROTA & ADVENT KALYON Mission System
- Link Compliant Tactical Communication & Command
- COLREG Compliant Autonomous Navigation
- AI Based Perception Module (BlueVision)
- Mobile/Portable Ground Control Station
- Redundant & Uninterrupted Communication
- Micro Ship Data Distribution System
- Autonomous Emergency Scenarios
- Platform Control and Monitoring System (NAUTIS)
| Application Class | Brand Name | Application No |
| BRAND | SANCAR | 2023/104415 |
| BRAND | SANCAR | 2023/113257 |
