Submarine navigation – FOP Shvachko V. V.

”Kaiko” ROV

2014-05-16

| 1990s, 2000s, Mobile-manipulation robots, Research, Submarine navigation

“Kaiko” – a remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV) built by the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) for exploration of the deep sea. The research vessel (RV) “Kairei” serves as the support ship for “Kaiko” ROV.[1] Designed for a full-depth ocean scientific research, “Kaiko” ROV consists of two separable parts: launcher and vehicle….

Exosuit ADS

2014-04-08

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| 2000s, 2010s, Exoskeletons, Military, Mobile robots, Rescue, Submarine navigation

Exosuit atmospheric diving system (ADS) is hard metal dive suit allows divers to operate safely down to a depth of 300 meters and yet still have exceptional dexterity and flexibility to perform delicate work. This system was developed and built by Nuytco Research Ltd in North Vancouver (Canada).[1-4] Exosuit ADS. [2] The technology of the…

Telemechanic submarine

2012-04-03

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| 1930s, Adaptive, Military, Mobile robots, Programmable, Submarine navigation

In 1934-1935 the autonomous underwater special vessel (project code – APSS) was created in the USSR. The work was carried out by the Special technical bureau for military inventions of special purpose (Ostekhbyuro – local abbreviation), which was headed by V.I. Bekauri. Created midget submarine had torpedoes or an explosive charge on board. Control of…