Ultra Maritime Showcase Anti-Submarine Warfare Capabilities

Ultra Maritime is showcasing a wide range of emerging and existing anti-submarine warfare capabilities and other technologies for attendees at this week’s Surface Navy Association’s 2025 National Symposium in Arlington, Virginia.

Portfolio highlights will include the following capabilities:

Surface Ship Torpedo Defense

Experts will be on hand to discuss next generation torpedo defense, an area in which Ultra Maritime has invested to bring forward a first-of-its-kind layered torpedo defense with both soft and hard kill abilities. This solution is comprised of multiple strategies and systems working together to detect and neutralize incoming torpedo threats, ensuring the safety of naval vessels from torpedo attacks.

Acoustic Sensors

Ultra Maritime’s acoustic sensors provide integrated technologies and tactics to dominate the undersea domain. These systems can operate remotely, independently and persistently, with or without manned platforms, allowing our payloads to remain on station performing the critical ASW mission in the harshest environments.

Unmanned System Payloads

Ultra Maritime will feature its investment in next-generation navigational radar by way of a small form factor radar solution. Based upon the proven and mature Next Generation Surface Search Radar (NGSSR), Ultra Maritime has scaled this radar for use on small, unmanned platforms, giving the ability to share data across both manned and unmanned networks, while providing surface search and other classified mission capabilities.

Next Generation Surface Search Radar

Next Generation Surface Search Radar (NGSSR) is the Navy’s first multi-mission navigation radar that enhances warfighting capabilities and safety of navigation. This radar can be reconfigured through software updates and is designed to support combat systems, surface search, safety of navigation and periscope detection. Ultra Maritime will highlight the enhanced capabilities on the horizon, to include modernized Periscope Detection and Discrimination (PDD), improved Fault Detection Fault Isolation (FDFI) to improve maintainability, integration with combat systems and Advanced Training Domain (ATD).

WHEN: Jan. 14-16, 2025

WHERE: Booth 1018, Hyatt Regency Cystal City

MEDIA CONTACT: Danielle Vencak, danielle.vencak@umaritime.com