MuMNS - Underwater Autonomous Robot for Exploration & Mine Disposal
MuMNS
Underwater Autonomous Robot for Exploration & Mine Disposal
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MuMNS is basically a hybrid between a small submarine and a robot capable of diving to depths of more than 300 meters with total ease, being able to explore and map different areas with its system of cameras and sonars that allow it to reconstruct the area where it is. But without a doubt the coolest thing about this "underwater drone" is that it has a mine clearance system, being able to deactivate any dangerous device that is submerged. It also has 3 robotic arms that can be used for search and recovery missions.
Link
https://saab.com/naval/underwater-systems/remotely-operated-vehicles/mumns/
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Hunter: @anomalogy
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We've seen the underwater robots before in this platform too much, but now it's hard to find a quality underwater robot. Up to 300 meters of diving feature, a quality feature for those who want to investigate underwater. GREAT HUNT !
I am fascinated with the underwater world and it's something I would love to play with myself. It looks expensive though but 300 m is a serious depth for a drone.
Top notch
Very much needed to see whats underwater. Hydrogeologist or marine geologist could really make use of this during exploration. Since its a robot, there is nothing to be scared about. Makes the work done easier and faster.
Nice hunter
Under water robot systems are most great way to find under water things. It is the good way of collecting information under the water.
Your searched robot is so fast and efficient.
Its too cool with great features.
Great search.
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