Royal Navy Launches Unmanned Helicopter “Proteus” for Security

LONDON : (Web Desk) The British Royal Navy has unveiled a state-of-the-art unmanned helicopter, “Proteus,” designed to strengthen maritime security and monitor underwater threats. The autonomous drone successfully completed its maiden test flight, marking a significant step in modernising the navy’s surveillance and defence capabilities.

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Developed by defence and aerospace firm Leonardo at a cost of $80 million, Proteus is tailored for naval patrols and underwater target tracking, allowing extended operational reach without endangering personnel. Royal Navy officials highlighted that the drone will play a key role in safeguarding the seas and responding to potential threats efficiently.

The launch reflects a broader trend among global navies toward unmanned systems, combining cutting-edge aerial and defence technology to enhance maritime operations while reducing risks to human crews.