Proven and customizable systems for the launch and recovery of boats, RHIBs, USVs and daughter crafts from surface combatants ships.

In the operation of modern navies, launching and recovering RHIBs from a mother ship allows deployment of personnel and equipment at sea, extending the ability of the vessel to carry out different types of naval warfare operations.

Enabling the safe and effective handling of manned and unmanned mission boats on coast guard and naval vessels, TBV has developed its stern ramp LARS system. The patented configuration of the system allows for safe cathing and releasing operations in higher sea states, improving mission-readiness and overall operationality of the mother vessels.

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This report presents the current state in launch and recovery systems (LARS) and associated technologies. The report also identifies perceived gaps in research and understanding. The launch and recovery systems are typically tailored to specific vehicles and vehicle type. This report will attempt to focus on the launch and recovery

The patented LARS is capable of launching and recovering FRCs and Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RHIBs) with a length of over ten meters, weighing over eight tons safely and effectively. These...

Kimber (2012) presents an example of computer simulating a side cranage LARS operating a typical Rigid-Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) of 2.2 tonnes at approximately midships on a 90 m vessel for various ship headings at Sea States 5 and 6.

The MSV 80 is equiped with RHIB davit and one USV LARS, a multipurpose crane to dispatch loads on the decks, a gantry crane to launch and recover sub sea vehicles and one ROV side LARS. She has twin winches to recover submerged items and to tow ships.

Nov 1, 2021 · During the recovery process, a Rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RHIB) or fast-response craft rushes into the stern ramp at a speed higher than that of the mother ship. Once the pothook on the boat hitches the blocking cable on the slide, …

Jan 17, 2013 · Rolls-Royce supply two launch & recovery systems for unmanned surface vehicles (USV) & manned Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RHIBs) to an international navy. These systems have been retrofitted...