Our fleet-based architecture allows AUVs to work together as an intelligent swarm. Each vehicle communicates in real-time with others in the network to share reconnaissance data, identify threats, and maintain optimal formation. This distributed coordination creates a virtual underwater barrier capable of protecting vast regions. Whether deployed as a small tactical unit or a swarm of thousands, Strydent’s AUVs operate as one cohesive system — adaptive, scalable, and resilient.

Every Strydent AUV carries a sophisticated suite of sensors — including sonar, LiDAR, chemical sensors, thermal imaging, electromagnetic sensors, and high-definition video. These components work in unison to scan, detect, and analyze the surrounding environment in real time. The result is deep situational awareness for threat detection, environmental monitoring, and data-driven decision-making. Modular design also allows for sensor upgrades or customization based on specific mission needs.

Built for long-duration operations, Strydent’s AUVs feature a solar-powered, rechargeable lithium-ion battery system. Wing-mounted solar cells capture energy even in harsh marine conditions, allowing each vehicle to remain mission-ready without returning to base. For environments where solar is not viable, we offer a prototype with direct-charge capability. This dual-power design ensures flexibility, sustained deployment, and near-limitless mission durations — making the fleet ideal for persistent underwater presence.