et-2

ET-2

ET-2 Maritime Target USV – “Easy Target - 2” is a dedicated unmanned surface target vessel designed to provide realistic and cost-effective training for naval, coast guard, and critical infrastructure protection forces.

Engineered to replicate the behaviour of hostile or suspicious surface contacts, ET-2 enables crews to conduct live-fire exercises, target tracking drills, engagement training, and force-protection scenarios in a safe and controlled environment. Its robust construction, configurable speed profiles, and highly visible target signature make it an ideal platform for training shipboard gunners, combat boat crews, and security teams responsible for protecting ports, offshore platforms, wind farms, and other critical maritime assets.

Remotely operated and designed for repeated use, ET-2 delivers a realistic moving target solution for weapons qualification, tactical training, and maritime security exercises, enhancing operational readiness while reducing training costs and risks.

ET-2 SPECS

ET-2 Maritime USV - “Easy Target - 2” is designed to perform it's job during minimum two hour operation time.

It can reach speeds up to 5kts and is able to perform swarm operations in groups up to 3 vessels simoultaniously
providing the option for swarm tactics simulation.

Being able to operate both in conrolled and semi-autonomous mode ET-2 is capable of performing duties within 5NM range.

The ET-2's modular mission architecture allows the vessel's superstructure and payload configuration to be adapted to specific customer requirements.

Optional capabilities include (but are not limited to):

live video streaming,
ATAK integration for network-enabled exercises,
configurable thermal signature emitters for IR tracking and engagement training,
UAV carring platform,
pyrotechnic effect systems designed to simulate weapon fire and hostile activity,
and many, many more...

These enhancements enable the platform to replicate complex threat profiles and support highly realistic force-protection, targeting, and live-fire training scenarios.

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