diving computers

A diving computer is a device worn by divers that measures and monitors vital information such as depth, time underwater, and ascent rate. It uses this data to calculate safe dive limits and no-decompression stops, helping prevent decompression sickness. The computer provides real-time guidance and displays alerts if parameters are exceeded, ensuring the diver maintains safe margins. Essentially, it acts as a personalized electronic dive planner, enhancing safety and allowing for more precise control during dives. It replaces traditional tables and depth gauges, making dive planning and execution more accurate and convenient.