e shark

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Presented by

G V R TEJA

Automated vehicle

Better than conventional submarines

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Avoiding life risk

Expenditure

Remote Locations

Defense

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Fully automated e-sharks

Specific Operations

Semi automated e-sharks

Multiple operations

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Electronic System

Electrical System

Mechanical System

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Primary dangers:

Flooding

Oxygen

Carbon Dioxide

Batteries

Rescue operation include:

Depth

Terrain

Currents

Angle

Weather

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Self reliant

Less complications

Specific applications

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Low range and specific applications

Self destructible feature

-Seismically weak areas

-Spying

-Tsunami warning

-Remote Locations

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Not self reliant

Connected to shore

station via satellite network

More complicated

design

Can be used for wide

range of application

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Sonar system equipped with vehicle

Surface buoy

Global Positioning System

Communication Satellite

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Wide range of applications

Major applications- military operations

Equipped with artillery

Replace the existing ones.

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Security problems pose a major threat

Cost proves a major hindrance

Complexity in design

Huge amount of paraphernalia associated with the

communication system

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