Undersea robots set to patrol and protect

Published on April 26, 2024

Navy is on course to acquire the most advanced undersea autonomous vehicles in the world.

Ghost Shark will provide Navy with a stealthy, long-range autonomous undersea warfare capability that can conduct persistent intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and strike. 

It will also enhance Navy’s ability to operate with allies and partners.

Jointly developed and funded by a partnership between Defence and Anduril Australia, Ghost Shark will become “mission zero” for the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA). 

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