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Saronic Technologies

US defense autonomous-surface-vessel maker (Austin TX; founded 2022; CEO [Dino Mavrookas](/people/dino-mavrookas)) of [USVs](/models/saronic-usv)…

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Founded
2022
HQ
Austin, Texas, USA
Status
private ($1.75B Series D at $9.25B valuation, Mar 2026)
Models
4

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Overview

US defense autonomous-surface-vessel maker (Austin TX; founded 2022; CEO Dino Mavrookas) of USVs (Corsair/Mirage/Marauder); $1.75B Series D at $9.25B (2026); new-defense AI-first maritime.

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Active incidents
1 incident on file

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Current platform

Corsair

Saronic's Corsair is a 24-foot autonomous surface vessel with a modular architecture for large-scale, critical naval missions, the largest in its unified-autonomy ASV family for long-range unmanned operations.

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Current platform

Cutlass

Saronic's Cutlass is a 14-foot autonomous surface vessel designed for longer-range operations and heavier payloads than the Spyglass, running Saronic's autonomy stack for unmanned maritime missions.

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Current platform

Spyglass

Saronic's Spyglass is a 6-foot autonomous surface vessel for tactical missions and collaborative swarms, part of Saronic's unified-autonomy ASV family for maritime domain awareness in contested, GPS-denied environments.

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Current platform

Saronic USV (Corsair / Mirage / Marauder)

Saronic Technologies (founded 2022 in Austin, Texas by Dino Mavrookas, an eleven-year Navy SEAL, with CTO Vibhav Altekar, an early Anduril engineer who worked on Ghost Shark, and co-founders Rob Lehman and Doug Lambert) makes defense autonomous surface vessels, extending the new-defense AI-first cohort of Anduril, Shield AI, and Helsing into the surface-maritime regime. Its current production line is the 24-foot Corsair, the 52-foot Mirage, and the 180-foot Marauder medium uncrewed surface vessel, and it is building a Port Alpha shipyard. Its funding ladder ran from a $175 million Series B at a $1 billion valuation in 2024 to a $600 million Series C at $4 billion in February 2025 and a $1.75 billion Series D at a $9.25 billion valuation on March 31, 2026, led by Kleiner Perkins. Several corrections to stale framing are worth recording: the originating dispatch's $600 million Series C is superseded by the Series D, the earlier Spyglass and Cutlass vessels are superseded by the Corsair, Mirage, and Marauder line with the Marauder at 180 rather than 150 feet, and the often-cited $392 million Corsair contract framing is wrong because the $392 million is a Navy other-transaction-authority ceiling through 2031 with about $197 million obligated in July 2025, and the Navy did not name a vessel. The registry records it at early commercial maturity: one real production-intent Navy contract with money obligated clears the gating bar above pure development, but quantities and deliveries are undisclosed and the larger Mirage and Marauder platforms have no verified at-sea customer delivery, so they are production-claimed rather than fielded-confirmed, and the $1.75 billion of capital is not itself a fielding signal. Its Port Alpha throughput claims, any Mirage or Marauder customer delivery, and its autonomous-warship mission performance are not verified.

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Board (6)

Safety record

1 incident on record (1 minor). Most recent: Jun 2026.

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Most recent: Jun 2026

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