TADTE 2025: Bosa showcases modular multitube launcher

The Dominion multitube launcher is displayed at TADTE 2025. (Janes/Vishal Sengupta)

US company Bosa Industrial Group displayed the Dominion modular multitube launcher, designed for loitering munitions, at the Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition (TADTE) 2025 held from 18 to 20 September.

Speaking to Janes, a Bosa official said the multitube launcher, which was designed by Taiwan company AbonMax Tech, is intended to be mounted on a 4×4 pickup. Bosa also plans to adapt the system for naval vessels in the near future.

According to Bosa, the launcher can fire loitering munitions for saturation and swarm strikes and can hold at least eight munitions at a time. The launcher's default elevation is 45°, and it can launch munitions either simultaneously or sequentially at 3–4 second intervals. It can reload in 10 minutes.

The launcher is fitted on a container-type base that retracts completely when not in use. The system is compatible with external or portable power generators and has a battery endurance of four to five hours. Bosa said the Dominion launcher system requires one operator. It can also be operated remotely via a control-panel console.

Bosa also displayed at TADTE 2025 the Resolute 500 loitering munition, which is intended to be fired from the launcher.

According to Bosa, the munition has a maximum flight speed of 60–250 km/h and an estimated cruise speed of 140–180 km/h. It is fitted with sensing and imaging modules including electro-optical, night vision, thermal imaging, and a laser rangefinder (LRF). The munition can carry a mission payload of 1–2 kg with warhead options including high-explosive and armour-piercing. Its folding wings allow it to be launched from a tube launcher.

For more information, please see Taiwan acquires first batch of Altius-600M loitering munitions .