Underwater Vehicle Design

Underwater vehicle design involves creating submersibles and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) that can operate underwater for research, exploration, or industrial purposes. Designers consider factors like buoyancy, pressure resistance, and propulsion to navigate depths safely. Materials must withstand harsh conditions, and instruments are often included for tasks like mapping or inspecting underwater structures. Energy sources, often batteries or tethered power, provide the necessary power for movement and operation. Overall, the goal is to produce efficient, reliable vehicles capable of working in environments where human access is limited or dangerous.