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Deep Trekker™ military underwater drone tackling an assortment of aquatic tasks - such as hull inspections, search & recovery, and inspection.
Deep Trekker™ Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV) are completely customizable to achieve a multitude of underwater operations. Its portable and rugged design make it the ideal solution for military and navy dive teams. The DTG3 underwater drone fits conveniently into one carrying case and since it runs off of rechargeable, internal batteries, the ROV can be deployed in the most remote locations.
The Deep Trekker™ DTG3 Worker proves to be the exemplary system for military and navy underwater applications. To see its immediate benefits, you don't have to look too hard; aside from the obvious feature in the two-function grabber arm, the ROV is packed with advanced sensors for navigation and environmental measurements.
Recently, Deep Trekker™ was invited out to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to set the standards in which emergency response and military underwater drones are evaluated. Here is where the Deep Trekker™ grabber arm was put to the test.
Watch the video of the underwater drone in action at NIST
To compliment this underwater observation equipment, the Deep Trekker™ ROVs can be outfitted with an abundance add-ons which enhances its ability to accomplish aquatic missions.
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Internal 4K Camera Deep Trekker ROVs have the option of recording in the highest quality possible. With onboard 4K or HD video recording capabilities, visually capture findings for immediate action or for later review. Learn More about Deep Trekker's products
Auxiliary Lighting Every Deep Trekker ROV comes standard with an internal LED light providing 300 lumens. However, if the situation calls for it, two external LED lights mount to the outside of the ROV giving a combination of 1200 lumens to brighten dark waters. Learn More about auxiliary lighting
External Flood Lights In circumstances where lighting must be farther away from the camera's position, external flood lights attach to the exterior of the ROV giving a total of 6000 lumens. In total, if all lights are on, the ROV can emit 7200 lumens. Learn More about external flood lights
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Gemini 720ik Multibeam Imaging Sonar The Gemini 720ik sonar mounts to the DTX2 Remotely Operated Vehicle. This sonar device emits 512 beams 30 times a second which provides real-time, high-frequency imagery. Learn More about the Gemini 720ik Multibeam Imaging Sonar
TriTech Micron Sonar The TriTech Micron Sonar sends a single-beam transmission for obstacle avoidance and target recognition in low-visibility situations. Learn More about MicronNav USBL
MicronNav USBL The MicronNav is a positioning system that allows operators to accurately identify the underwater drone's location below the water. Learn More >
Thickness Gauge If you need to see deeper into the hull to evaluate its integrity, the Cygnus ROV Thickness Gauge will is able to identify the thickness of the hull and to determine the level of corrosion. Learn More about the Cygnus ROV Thickness Gauge
Crawler Wheels The Crawler Wheels offer much smoother tracking across the vessel hull during inspections. The wheels are moutable to the top and/or bottom of the DTG2 ROV - depending on your preference. Learn More about crawler wheels
Diveable Control System Deep Trekker is the only company that provides an underwater controller for special forces to use and be able to swim with the ROV they are operating. The controller allows forces to clear an obstacle or corner before swimming to it or around it. It allows them to operate safely and efficiently to complete their missions. Learn More about diveable control systems.
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