Attritable Unmanned Surface Vessel
ULAQ-6 KAMA is a low silhouette, fast attack, even attritable USV, used for clandestine missions. With its AI powered vision algorithms, it can navigate in contested environments and anti-access area denial (A2AD) zones. Several KAMA USVs can operate in a swarm logic to accomplish challenging missions.
Operated via an advanced handheld gaming console (Falcon Commander ®), delivering exceptional ergonomics, portability, and close situational awareness — giving the operator full mission control from any position in the field.
Operates at ranges up to 200 NM, enabling strikes against targets in areas where guided missiles are less effective due to geography or terrain.
Minimal radar and visual signature provides a decisive surprise advantage, enabling operations with low detectability in contested environments.
High sprint speed allows rapid repositioning across the operational theatre, supporting flexible tasking and time-critical strike requirements.
Can be deployed from diverse and non-traditional locations, enabling surprise raids on enemy bases, ports, and critical coastal infrastructure.
Multiple ULAQ KAMA units can operate as a coordinated swarm, executing simultaneous multi-axis attacks that saturate and overwhelm enemy point defences.
Coordinated use with guided missiles overwhelms adversary defence systems, increasing the probability of successful penetration and engagement.
Supports A2/AD missions by controlling key access points, denying enemy sea use, and forcing adversaries to divert assets to counter the KAMA threat.
Creates persistent threat-in-being effects and extend the operational reach of friendly forces beyond conventional platforms.
Attritable design philosophy enables high-volume production at a cost significantly lower than guided missiles, supporting mass-employment tactics.
Serves as a realistic target and aggressor surrogate for training friendly forces against asymmetric threats and developing defensive counter-tactics.