Kraka Stealth Jet Board

Kraka has been developed for operational work in critical and challenging situations at sea – where silence, low profile, accessibility, and agility are crucial for the mission’s success.

Thanks to her unique features, Kraka is versatile and useful in many situations, from reconnaissance and below radar insertions to river crossings, overwatch, boarding, recovery, rescue operations and other stealth mode missions.

Kraka can be carried through terrain or quickly launched from larger vessels, vehicles, helicopters or aircraft. The board will take you safely over difficult and shallow waters, closer to any shore or other ship than ever possible before. She is silent and almost invisible when camouflaged, difficult to detect by radar. Infrared thermal protection is also available with various sensor capabilities.

Overwater deployment of the Kraka Jet Board provides the end user with an unmatched and previously unattainable maritime capability for rescue, recovery and tactical insertion operations.

Kraka was essentially developed with one key factor in mind: engine reliability. The result, an electric motor capable of operating both quietly and at low speeds but at the same time deliver the torque needed to carry heavy loads at speed. 

Kraka has multiple safety sensors throughout the system, including fundamental features such as temperature monitoring and automatic system shutdown if the board is turned upside down. The magnetically-triggered power key (dead man’s grip function) ensures Kraka can’t speed off on its own, without the operator.

When all else fails there is an emergency button situated near the throttle, pressing this will let you override the software and/or completely drain the batteries to gain the extra range needed for a safe extraction.

Areas of Application

• Quickly launched from larger vessels, vehicles, helicopters or aircraft.
• Dry and safe transportation of men and equipment, over shallow or unknown waters
• Covert insertion behind enemy lines
• Use as an un-manned platform with remote operational control
• Below radar missions
• Use as an over-watch or fire support platform
• Means of transport and a solid and dry base for combat divers
• Efficient insertion of specialists, such as a translator or a surgeon
• Quick seaborne extraction of men or casualties
• Amphibious fire support
• Can be fitted with surveillance equipment and sensors for intelligence gathering
• Hide in an underwater cache for discreet extraction
• Tow as a raft for extra loading capacity
• Kraka is built to withstand hard impacts while protecting the vital components inside, allowing users to push the limits