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Uncharted Research and Development developed an environmentally oriented robotic naval target-boat prototype with a biodegradable hull and recoverable motor, batteries and electronics, documented in Canadian Navy testing.
These describe the reviewed application scope, not confirmed deployments, released requirements or procurement eligibility.
ISED's 2021–22 report records C$1 million for successful Uncharted naval target-boat prototype testing and further Navy small-arms training tests at that time. Current production scale and new operational acceptance were not established.
A documented naval testing prototype with recoverable components; present supply arrangements and target-boat availability require confirmation through the Canadian developer.
A technology readiness level is not established by the reviewed public sources.
No reviewed Mission area or released Defence need connection is currently published.
These records support this capability and its published Mission area and Defence need connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
Innovative Solutions Canada
Source type: innovation program
Supports: Capability · maturity
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's public evidence confirms a company-specific project, award, program or operating context, while configuration-specific acceptance and scale remain bounded by the reviewer warning.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Capability · core features
Remote surface operation This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
True North Map applies the USV tag from Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Maritime target simulation This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
True North Map applies the target boat tag from Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Capability · commercial availability
Uncharted Research and Development Inc. currently presents Reusable unmanned surface target boats through its official public capability surface.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Naval live-fire training This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Innovation Science and Economic Development Canada
Source type: official report
Supports: Capability · core features
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
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Supports: Capability · core features
Biodegradable target option This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
True North Map maps Reusable unmanned surface target boats to test training and sustainment from its documented technology functions.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Boarding and interdiction training
Supports: Capability · name
Reusable unmanned surface target boats
Supports: Capability · capability type
Unmanned maritime target systems
Supports: Capability · core features
Scenario-configurable payloads
Supports: Capability · core features
Reusable target craft This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
True North Map applies the maritime autonomy tag from Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Capability · summary
TargetBoat documents reusable and biodegradable unmanned surface target craft for naval live-fire, boarding, interdiction and training scenarios.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
True North Map applies the naval training tag from Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Capability · summary
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · name
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · commercial availability
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · core features
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · technology readiness level
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · core features
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · core features
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · capability type
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · maturity
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
ISED identifies Ontario-based Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as the developer of environmentally friendly robotic naval test boats. The tested design uses wood, seaweed and clay hull materials with ejectable motors and batteries recovered by inflatable dive balloons for reuse. The 2021–22 ISC report records C$1 million for successful prototype testing with the Royal Canadian Navy and continuing small-arms training tests at that time; it does not establish current fleet-wide deployment. The documented reuse concerns recoverable electronics, motor and batteries; the biodegradable hull is not evidence of the unrelated Flatback reusable craft.
