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Latest revision as of 07:17, 10 November 2021


Underwater Glider

Basic Data

Category: Environmental technologies

URL (first publication): https://v1.wevolver.com/alex.williams/project/0d0cba1-main/description

Keywords: Sewer pipe

License: MIT License

Project status: Active


Technical documentation

Maturity of the project: production / DIY


CAD files are editable: Yes

Assembly instructions are published: Yes

Bill of materials is published: Yes







yes

no no



Project management


Open-o-meter: 5

Product category: Vehicles & Parts


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Description

As underwater gliders travel slowly through the water, they disturb the surrounding water very little, allowing for accurate and reliable data recording. Underwater gliders are normally AUVs (Autonomous Underwater Vehicles) and can run a pre-determined route without requiring human interaction.This glider is open-source, with 3D printed components combined with readily available hardware, allowing it to be assembled for a low cost. Given the openness of the project, the project could be forked to produce alternative designs suited to particular scenarios. For instance; changing the tubing to aluminium to become a deep sea glider; using a unique sensor array for specialised applications; changing the buoyancy engine size to increase speed.


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