Autonomous legged underwater vehicles for near land warfare
Helen Greiner, A. N. Shectman, C Won, R. K. Elsley, P. Beith
- 发表年份
- 2002
- 引用次数
- 67
摘要
We are developing autonomous legged underwater vehicles (ALUVs) for mine hunting in the surf zone. The ALUVs are inexpensive autonomous crab-like robots. They will be deployed in large numbers and will operate without central control and largely independently of one another. Collectively, they will systematically search a craft landing zone, locate mines and obstacles, and destroy them. During Phase I, our Ursula ALUV demonstrated the feasibility of a legged robot walking under water and detecting mines. We are now (in Phase II) developing the Ariel ALUV which is optimized for fast, efficient underwater walking and better mine detection.
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