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Autonomous...
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... (2000). Design and control of autonomous underwater robots: A survey, Journal of
Autonomous Robots 8(1): 7–24.
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... (France), and Hafmynd’s Gavia (Iceland). Of these
autonomous underwater vehicles all but a few of them are 100 percent powered. Three of
these vehicles are torpedo shaped (see Figure 2) and move ... limitation in underwater environment makes it
more challenge to increase the degree of autonomy and intelligence for an autonomous
underwater vehicle (AUV). An infrastructure of a...
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... University
China
1. Introduction
Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV), Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and
Autonomous Underwater glider (AUG) are the main autonomous underwater platforms
available ... measurements
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Fig. 2. Performances of three Underwater Vehicles
By combining the advantages of the glider and the propeller-driv...
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... miniature
underwater vehicles, their hydrodynamic characteristics were calculated by using
computational fluid dynamics. According to the most often adopted velocity of the
autonomous underwater vehicles ... E. Davis, C. C. Eriksen and C. P. Jones, Autonomous Buoyancy-driven Underwater
Gliders,” The Technology and Applications of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles.
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DGPS Compass
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framework. When these matching conditions are satisfied, ... of
underwater missions. Survey-class vehicles carry highly accurate navigational and sonar
payloads for mapping the ocean floor, but these payloads make such vehicles very
expe...
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Figure 13 presents the speeds of the four vehicles.
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