The TSASV-7 is a Best-In-Class USV with Advanced Swarm-Capable Autonomy

Two years of Deliberate Market Entry:

Selling defense systems to a U.S. partner sovereign nation is a multi-year relationship, not a transaction. DSRG treated 2025 and 2026 as relationship building years for the TSASV-7 by getting the U.S. partner sovereign market acquainted with the TSASV-7 and earning the standing to pursue a large acquisition opportunity. That effort produced results and also produced an unexpected strategic asset: an evolving USV specification pushed DSRG to build a substantially more capable vessel than originally contemplated. The TSASV-7 is now a boat that is materially more marketable to the U.S. and international first-world markets.

Why the TSASV-7 Now:

The TSASV-7 is not a pre-product idea; rather it is a program with the hard parts already de-risked, including an export-authorized platform, a complete ground-up tactical vessel design, an allied-partner customer, a co-funding manufacturing partner, and enhanced 100 boat swarm capability.

What the TSASV-7 has that other USV Platforms Don’t:

Unmanned surface vessels have moved from concept to front-line procurement priority, but the field is fragmented. Most players have dual use software but no vessel, or a commercial hull but no autonomy. DSRG holds the scarce combination—a ground-up tactical vessel design plus a working advanced swarm-capable command-and-control (“C2”) module.

DSRG is an integrator, not a shipyard: hulls are built by a manufacturing partner, keeping DSRG asset-light while the high-margin C2 module remains the defensible core business.

The TSASV-7 Platform Specifications:

Length = 7+ meters · 350 horsepower · Waterjet · Speed ≥ 42 kts combat speed · Range ≥ 350 nm @ 23 kts slow cruising speed · Sea State 5 capable · Payload ≥ 280 kg · Modular EO/IR/AIS · Advanced Swarm-Capable C2