UNDERWATER DRONE
Brief Description

Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicle is a tethered submersible, controlled by a pilot located on land or from a vessel in the water. An umbilical tether cable contains a group of cables that carry electrical power, video and data signals back and forth between the operator and ROV.

Main uses and domain

• Dam inspections

• Real-time monitoring of marine construction

• Evidence search for Police and recovery operation

• Port and harbour security tasks

• Ship hull inspections

• Salvage operations

• Inspection of water tanks and systems

• Search and rescue (SAR) operations

Features and Technical Specifications

Features

• Operates with five powerful, reliable, magnetically coupled DC brushless thrusters

• Four degrees of freedom

• Auto heading and depth

• Camera with Pan/Tilt

• Depth Rating up to 100 meter

• Depth, heading, pitch, roll, temperature and humidity sensors

• Multiple I/O's (RS-232, RS-485)

• Operates from 230V, 50Hz / battery
   

Platform required(if any)

NA

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Group Head, Strategic Electronics Group
C-DAC Thiruvananthapuram
seg@cdac.in, 0471-2727508, fax: 0471 2723456