Subvex Unmanned Underwater Vehicle, Germany
The Subvex UUV is designed for autonomous deployments and is capable of working in tandem with the Seavex USV.
Quantum Systems manufactures and supplies autonomous maritime systems equipped with battle-proven hardware, modular software and artificial intelligence for mission-critical capabilities.
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Quantum Systems develops autonomous maritime systems for naval surveillance, infrastructure protection and counter-UAS missions. Its Seavex unmanned surface vessel and Subvex underwater vehicle bring complementary sensing and mission capabilities to maritime forces. Connected through MOSAIC UXS, the company’s AI-enabled mission combat system, these platforms form part of a wider defence portfolio spanning air, land and sea.
Naval forces need to understand activity around ports, offshore installations and subsea infrastructure while maintaining awareness farther out at sea. Quantum Systems meets these requirements with a maritime architecture that combines aerial observation, surface surveillance, and underwater sensing. The focus is sustained coverage and information that operators can use to assess changes in their area of responsibility.
Applications include monitoring maritime approaches, protecting offshore energy assets and observing activity near communication cables and pipelines. Distributed sensing also supports maritime border security and monitoring underwater contacts. Combining observations from different positions helps operators interpret activity in its wider maritime context.
Seavex provides a surface base for autonomous maritime operations. It combines surveillance sensors, communications and support for other unmanned assets, allowing naval users to extend their presence across an operating area. The platform is designed for endurance of up to two months and payloads of up to 400kg, with mission configuration and operating conditions determining achievable performance.
Its role extends to sustaining assets deployed above and below the surface. Seavex supports autonomous UAV launch and recovery, alongside Subvex docking, recharging and data transfer. This gives operators a way to combine aerial reconnaissance with underwater collection around a shared maritime hub. Additional Seavex and Subvex platforms can expand the network as coverage requirements increase.
Subvex adds an underwater perspective to maritime intelligence gathering. The unmanned underwater vehicle combines sonar and hydroacoustic sensors with onboard AI processing to support the detection, classification and monitoring of subsea activity. Its published operating depth is up to 6,000m, opening a broad range of underwater observation roles.
For naval and infrastructure security users, potential missions include monitoring sensitive seabed areas and gathering information around underwater assets. Subvex can operate independently or within a distributed network, with Seavex providing docking, energy and data services. Connecting underwater observations with surface and air information helps operators assess contacts in the context of the wider mission.
Counter-unmanned aircraft systems, or cUAS, add an air protection role to the maritime portfolio. In its interceptor configuration, Seavex combines radar-based monitoring with interceptor deployment to support protection of ports, offshore infrastructure and naval operating areas. MOSAIC UXS connects the associated sensor information and mission coordination.
This configuration places aerial threat monitoring within a distributed maritime network. It provides a complementary layer of protection that can be planned alongside surface and underwater surveillance, with the selected sensors, interceptors and operating concept matched to the customer’s requirements.
MOSAIC UXS provides the software backbone across Quantum Systems’ domains. It brings sensor information, mission planning and unmanned asset coordination into a common operational framework. For maritime users, this supports a shared view of activity observed by aerial, surface and underwater systems, while keeping operators in command.
The same architecture connects air and ground capabilities and supports integration with third-party platforms and command environments. Open interfaces allow customers to build around their operational requirements and existing investments. MOSAIC UXS coordinates the network; cUAS contributes the dedicated detection, tracking and interception capabilities used to address aerial threats within it.
Beyond maritime platforms, Quantum Systems supplies aerial reconnaissance systems, including Reliant and Twister, and the Mandrill unmanned ground vehicle. Mandrill’s MOSAIC UXS integration supports shared awareness and coordinated air and ground missions, with roles including reconnaissance, logistics and force protection.
Across these domains, cUAS is a separate protective capability within the wider portfolio. Skyron 400 illustrates this connection: its MOSAIC UXS integration brings radar information and interceptor control into the software environment. Maritime and ground deployments can therefore be considered within a broader approach to protecting forces and infrastructure against airborne threats, with integration defined for each application.
Quantum Systems is a leading European defence neo-prime with deep technology at its core. It develops and manufactures autonomous capabilities for defence, security and civil resilience customers, drawing on experience deploying battle-proven systems. Its portfolio combines unmanned platforms, sensors, software, AI and counter-UXS technologies across multiple domains.
More than 1,800 employees work across eight countries. Growing revenue, established profitability and an expanding industrial base support the company’s ability to scale for allied customers. MOSAIC UXS connects its capabilities into an interoperable network, helping users turn sensor information into coordinated decisions and action.
Contact Quantum Systems to discuss maritime surveillance, subsea infrastructure protection or cUAS requirements, and explore how Seavex, Subvex and MOSAIC UXS could fit your operational environment.
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The Subvex UUV is designed for autonomous deployments and is capable of working in tandem with the Seavex USV.
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