ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles)

Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) are robotic machines used to explore underwater environments, often at great depths. Controlled from a distance, typically by a pilot on a ship, ROVs are equipped with cameras, lights, and tools to conduct inspections, collect data, and perform maintenance tasks. They play a crucial role in ocean research, oil and gas exploration, and underwater archaeology, allowing scientists and engineers to perform work in places where it would be too dangerous or impractical for humans to go. ROVs are essential for expanding our understanding of the ocean and its resources.