The European Defence Fund’s (EDF) €95 million EUROGUARD program has completed its Critical Design Review (CDR) and unveiled its 45-meter semi-autonomous prototype hull at the Baltic Workboats shipyard in Estonia. On May 21, 2026, EUROGUARD project marked a major milestone at the Baltic Workboats shipyard in Nasva, Estonia, hosting its Critical Design Review (CDR) alongside the prototype vessel hull presentation and a virtual system demonstration. Event brought together consortium partners and representatives of participating Member States, highlighting progress in one of the largest projects funded under the EDF. The review will validate the design of the EUROGUARD demonstrator, integrating advanced technologies into a modular, semi-autonomous maritime platform. My story for Naval News, here.
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