The DTG2 is a commercial grade ROV (remotely operated vehicle) that uses the Deep Trekker patented pitching system to provide unmatched maneuverability for this underwater drone.
The Deep Trekker ROV's features allow it to navigate underwater and work to provide subsurface inspections for a variety of purposes. The DTG2 can go up to 2.5 knots when moving forward and can plunge from 100-150 meters in depth. The potential uses for the product are highly diverse, with it proving beneficial for industries such as aquaculture, oil and energy, infrastructure, underwater discovery, commercial salvage, military first responders and marine survey shipping.
This camera-equipped ROV has the potential to revolutionize a range of applications and its unique operating capabilities make it one of the more functional underwater drones currently on the market.
Observant Underwater Drones
This ROV is the First of Its Kind to Be Fully Portable
Trend Themes
1. Portable Underwater Drones - Developing fully portable underwater drones with advanced maneuverability technology opens up opportunities for various industries.
2. Subsurface Inspection Technology - Innovations in subsurface inspection technology, like the Deep Trekker ROV, can disrupt industries such as aquaculture, oil and energy, and infrastructure.
3. Revolutionizing Underwater Applications - The unique operating capabilities of camera-equipped underwater drones have the potential to revolutionize a wide range of industries, including underwater discovery, commercial salvage, military first responders, and marine survey shipping.
Industry Implications
1. Aquaculture - Incorporating portable underwater drones with advanced maneuverability technology can greatly improve underwater inspections and monitoring in the aquaculture industry.
2. Oil and Energy - The use of portable underwater drones equipped with subsurface inspection technology can enhance safety and efficiency in oil and energy operations, particularly for inspections of underwater infrastructure.
3. Infrastructure - By utilizing advanced underwater drones, the infrastructure industry can conduct more efficient and cost-effective inspections, maintenance, and repairs of underwater structures and pipelines.