Under Water Drone | Dronxt

Highlights of Under Water Drone

The use of remotely operated vehicles in the maritime sector for underwater search, inspection, and observation has increased dramatically in recent decades. Underwater drones of today can stay on station for longer periods of time, dive deeper, and send real-time footage for study. Nonetheless, they have remained a complex and costly choice for professional divers, necessitating substantial training to operate and maintain.

An under water drone is frequently the best and only solution for port security or search/rescue/recovery circumstances. With Rapid Deployment, the underwater drone may be on site and in the water in minutes, reducing a diver’s Time Exposed to Danger (TED) by giving situational awareness before entering the water.

Specifications For Under Water Drone

Parameters Value
Length 500mm
Width 400mm
Height 300mm
Max Weight in Air 12Kgs
Empty weight in air 9Kgs
Max payload capacity 1.4Kgs
Buoyancy material PUR-3318
Ballast Weight 1800gms
Max depth 100m
Dash forward speed 2m/s
Thrusters a2
Forward bollard thrust 10kg
Vertical bollard thrust 7Kg
Lateral bollard thrust 10Kg
Tether diameter 8mm
Length 100m
Sensors 9DOF IMU, Depth sensor, power sensor
Battery 4 hrs endurance
Under Water Drone

Applications

Rescue operations

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Military Surveillance

An unmanned surveillance and reconnaissance aerial vehicle, is an unarmed military UAV that is used for intelligence

Recreation & discovery

UAVs, otherwise referred to as drones, allow the capture images and maps at a higher elevation than traditional on-foot images and higher resolution

Aquaculture

Similar to robots, drones can be used to do human jobs. Monitoring offshore fish farms demands skilled labor and comes with certain risks

Marine biology

Drones are increasingly being used in several marine science fields, such as animal monitoring, coral health analysis

Oil & Gas

Drones are progressively deployed in the oil and gas industry for various operations that include inspection, and handling processes.

Offshore energy

Offshore wind farms are a critical source of green energy. Drones provide a safe, inexpensive solution,

Shipping

Drones have the potential to reshape last-mile delivery, reducing the environmental impact of shipping .