Mapping the Antikythera Shipwreck – Sirius Underwater Robot (AUV) at Work 0 likes Like it Share Here’s some raw diver footage taken at a depth of 45 metres by Phil Short while exploring the Antikythera shipwreck using a closed circuit rebreather. Sirius is an … Aquatic Robots antikythera mechanism Antikythera shipwreck australian centre for field robotics sirius UAV woods hole oceanographic institution Related videos 00:40 Underwater Robot Snakes Are As Awesome And Scary As They Sound – Newsy 00:47 OceanOne | A bimanual underwater humanoid robot from Stanford 02:26 CNN: Underwater robots toil in the abyss 02:42 Underwater Robotic Bomb Squads 10:58 NEW FiFiSH "V6S" – ROBOTIC *ALUMINUM CLAW* & UNDERWATER SUBMARINE "ROV" PACKAGE! | RC ADVENTURES 24:58 Telequarium: Underwater Robots! 03:15 Motion control of a bio-inspired underwater robot with undulatory fin propulsion 45:11 OpenROV: Open Source Underwater Robots for Exploration and Education Show more related videos Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a comment.
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