Poland officially revealed the Naval Stormrider drone, an innovative platform designed for recognition missions, coastal protection and attacks on strategic targets.
Stormrider’s development is conducted by WB Group, one of the country’s leading defense technology companies, and seeks to strengthen Polish sea abilities in a scenario of growing threats in the Baltic region.
Naval and Coastal Operations
Aimed at port, anchoracers and critical maritime infrastructure missions, Stormrider can operate autonomously or in conjunction with manned ships. Integration increases the effectiveness in patrols, recognition and safety of strategic waters.
In addition, the drone is also adapted for counter-sabotage operations, expanding its role in protecting sensitive maritime areas.
Sensor and Surveillance Systems
The unmanned vessel is equipped with advanced sensors, including:
- Navigation radar
- Sonar
- Environmental Monitoring Probe
- Optoelectronic system with daytime camera, thermographic camera and laser meter
- These features allow continuous surveillance and identification needs threats.
Attack capabilities
Stormrider can employ:
- O ZMU-05N Combat Module, remotely operated
- The WarmT TL launcher, capable of firing idle ammunition
With these weapons, the drone can track, identify and attack long -distance targets without exposing manned ships to direct risks.
Automated design
The system is designed to function in remote or semi -automated mode, reducing risks to staff and ensuring effectiveness in high threat environments.
According to analysts, Stormrider’s introduction reflects Poland’s growing bet on unmanned war technologies, aligning with a global trend of naval modernization.
Source and Images: WB Group | X @wbgroup_pl | Militarnyi. This content was created with the help of AI and revised by the editorial team.
