Underwater Robot (Unmanned Remotely Operated Vehicle) SolidWorks

The system components of this underwater robot (unmanned remotely operated vehicle) 3D model include: power propulsion, remote control electronic communication device, black and white or color camera, camera tilt head, user peripheral sensor interface, real-time online display unit, navigation and positioning device, automatic helm navigation unit, auxiliary lighting and Kevlar zero buoyancy tow cable and other unit components. ROVs with dive depths greater than 1000 meters are called deep-sea ROVs. They are mainly used for deep-sea exploration, scientific research and other tasks. This model is the XLS series of DSSI company, the maximum dive depth is 2500 meters. The exploration system mainly includes a seven-function manipulator, a five-function manipulator, a camera, a camera and various sensors. It also has an independent propulsion system.
Unmanned remotely operated vehicle, also known as underwater robot. A kind of extreme work robot working underwater, can dive into the water instead of people to complete some operations, also known as submersible. Underwater environments are harsh and dangerous, and human diving depths are limited, so underwater robots have become an important tool for developing the oceans. There are two main types of unmanned remotely operated vehicles, cable-controlled submersible and cable-less remotely operated submersible, of which cable-controlled submersible is subdivided into three types: self-propelled, towed and capable of crawling on submarine structures.