Exail has secured a new contract for its long-range Uncrewed Surface Vehicle (USV), the DriX H-9, with a leading defence research organisation. This is the second DriX H-9 order in just a few months for defence application confirming the growing momentum of Exail’s USV solutions in the sector.
The DriX H-9, delivered by Exail, will be equipped by the customer for Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (CUAS) missions, integrating advanced sensors technologies to detect, track, and mitigate aerial threats. The system will leverage proven CUAS technology initially developed for land platforms and now adapted for the maritime domain.
With this new contract, Exail continues to expand the operational versatility of the DriX Series, further demonstrating its ability to serve both commercial and defence applications, from hydrography to maritime security and domain awareness.
Building on the proven capabilities of the DriX platform, the H-9 combines long range autonomy high payload capacity, and modular design — enabling rapid integration of new mission systems to support emerging naval and multi-domain operations.
“This new contract illustrates how Exail’s uncrewed surface vessels are becoming key enablers for future defense concepts”, says Marine Slingue, President of Exail Defense Systems Inc. By adapting the DriX Series to new missions such as CUAS, we’re demonstrating how uncrewed systems can enhance operational agility and resilience across all domains.”
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