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Uncharted Research and Development, operating TargetBoat, is a Parksville company developing unmanned surface target craft for maritime training.
TargetBoat supplies a training target that must be integrated with range safety, control, instrumentation and exercise authority.
CanadaBuys identifies the current Parksville supplier address and ISED independently records the Canadian prototype-testing context.
Parksville, British Columbia is the published city-level context for Uncharted Research and Development Inc.. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Open the mapTargetBoat may help teams seeking a Canadian unmanned maritime target for training and test. The next conversation should establish current configuration, range approvals, recoverability, payload options, production lead time and independently observed trials.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Unmanned maritime target systems
The company presents current target-boat products and appears in both Innovative Solutions Canada and the Defence Drone Initiative supplier pool.
The federal innovation record supports prototype testing, not present production capacity, operational procurement or configuration-specific acceptance; historical records used a Nanaimo address. The first conversation should therefore separate current offer, development evidence and accepted operational use.
These records support the organization, its owned capabilities and their reviewed connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
CanadaBuys
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Profile · primary location.provinceterritory
The cited identity record identifies British Columbia as Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s Canadian province or territory.
Supports: Profile · primary location.city
The cited identity record identifies Parksville as Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s Canadian operating city.
Supports: Profile · primary location.longitude
True North Map uses the Parksville city centroid longitude -124.3136 for a city-level map location.
Supports: Profile · primary location.countrycode
The cited identity record establishes a Canadian operating presence, represented by country code CA.
Supports: Profile · name
Uncharted Research and Development Inc. is the public name used by the cited identity record.
Supports: Profile · website url
https://www.targetboat.com/ is the canonical official website used by Uncharted Research and Development Inc..
Supports: Profile · primary location.latitude
True North Map uses the Parksville city centroid latitude 49.3193 for a city-level map location.
Supports: Profile · aliases
TargetBoat is a documented operating, former or alternate name for Uncharted Research and Development Inc..
Supports: Profile · entity kind
True North Map classifies Uncharted Research and Development Inc. as a company from its documented legal or institutional role.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.contactPageUrl
https://www.targetboat.com/ is the public identity or contact route used for Uncharted Research and Development Inc..
Innovative Solutions Canada
Source type: innovation program
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.uncharted-research-and-development-operating-proof.question
True North Map derives a first-conversation question about Reusable unmanned surface target boats configuration and accepted outcomes from the documented maturity boundary.
Supports: Profile · description
True North Map derives this executive description for Uncharted Research and Development Inc. from the official identity and technical records together with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's corroborating evidence.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · commercial status
The company presents current target-boat products and appears in both Innovative Solutions Canada and the Defence Drone Initiative supplier pool.
Supports: Profile · operating context
TargetBoat supplies a training target that must be integrated with range safety, control, instrumentation and exercise authority.
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s documented portfolio in this dossier is bounded to Reusable unmanned surface target boats and the source-backed functions listed below.
Innovation Science and Economic Development Canada
Source type: official report
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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
True North Map applies the commercial company category to Uncharted Research and Development Inc. from its documented mandate and source-bounded operating evidence.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
TargetBoat may help teams seeking a Canadian unmanned maritime target for training and test. The next conversation should establish current configuration, range approvals, recoverability, payload options, production lead time and independently observed trials.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.uncharted-research-and-development-operating-proof.context
The federal innovation record supports prototype testing, not present production capacity, operational procurement or configuration-specific acceptance; historical records used a Nanaimo address. The first conversation should therefore separate current offer, development evidence and accepted operational use.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
True North Map applies the dual use category to Uncharted Research and Development Inc. from its documented mandate and source-bounded operating evidence.
Supports: Profile · dual use posture
Reusable unmanned surface target boats has documented civilian or industrial applications and a bounded potential relevance to Canadian defence, security or strategic-infrastructure needs.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
CanadaBuys identifies the current Parksville supplier address and ISED independently records the Canadian prototype-testing context.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
The product is explicitly designed for naval and security training, while public records do not establish current fleet adoption or production scale.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · core features
Remote surface operation This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · technical tags
True North Map applies the USV tag from Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · defence applications
Maritime target simulation This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · technical tags
True North Map applies the target boat tag from Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · commercial availability
Uncharted Research and Development Inc. currently presents Reusable unmanned surface target boats through its official public capability surface.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · defence applications
Naval live-fire training This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · core features
Biodegradable target option This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · technicaldomainslugs
True North Map maps Reusable unmanned surface target boats to test training and sustainment from its documented technology functions.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · defence applications
Boarding and interdiction training
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · name
Reusable unmanned surface target boats
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · capability type
Unmanned maritime target systems
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · core features
Scenario-configurable payloads
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · core features
Reusable target craft This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · technical tags
True North Map applies the maritime autonomy tag from Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · summary
TargetBoat documents reusable and biodegradable unmanned surface target craft for naval live-fire, boarding, interdiction and training scenarios.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · technical tags
True North Map applies the naval training tag from Uncharted Research and Development Inc.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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: Reusable unmanned surface target boats · 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.
