Sea Machines Robotics revved its engines in June 2026, announcing an emerging record year of bookings and global growth fueled by USV adoption. The Boston-based company’s autonomous marine systems continue to make waves, with notable procurement wins and technology advancements solidifying their position as a market leader in uncrewed surface vessels (USVs). Greece’s Hellenic Armed Forces approved the acquisition of Sea Machines’ VICTA Diver Delivery Units and V-BAT drones for $108M, while Leonardo DRS selected Sea Machines’ new 8-meter offshore class AUSV STORMRUNNER for C-UAS missions. Meanwhile, Sea Machines participated in a multi-domain autonomy demonstration at Creative Disruptors in the Desert 2026, showcasing its SM300 software’s intercept behavior against moving contacts.
Technology & Capability Trends
Technology
Mentions
Assessment
Autonomy
2
Sea Machines’ focus on autonomy positions it well for growing demand in multi-domain operations.
VICTA Diver Delivery Units
1
Unique capability expansion, enabling underwater missions and increasing versatility.
Autonomous Systems
1
Breadth of autonomous systems portfolio drives competitiveness in various defense programs.
Contract & Market Landscape
Deal
Value (USD)
Geography
Notes
Greece acquisition
$108M
Greece
Includes VICTA Diver Delivery Units and V-BAT drones
MUSV program selection
$700M
United States
Sea Machines eligible for follow-on production after successful testing
What to Watch
Results of U.S. Navy’s at-sea MUSV prototype testing, slated for completion in October 2026.