Russian autonomous deep-sea vehicle "Vityaz-D" received new opportunities thanks to modernization

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Russian autonomous deep-sea vehicle "Vityaz-D" received new opportunities thanks to modernization

The Russian autonomous uninhabited underwater vehicle Vityaz-D has undergone modernization, having received new capabilities for carrying out work at great depths. Andrey Grigoriev, Director General of the Foundation for Advanced Study (FPI), spoke about this.

The Russian deep-sea vehicle "Vityaz-D" was developed by the Central Design Bureau "Rubin" in the interests of the Advanced Research Foundation. Unlike foreign submarines drones, Russian is a fully autonomous uninhabited underwater vehicle using elements of artificial intelligence. "Vityaz-D" is part of the deep-sea diving complex, where, in addition to it, there is a deep-sea bottom station and control room equipment.



In 2020, on May 8, the Vityaz sank to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, reaching a depth of 10 km 28 meters. During three hours of being in the deepest basin of the World Ocean, the Russian apparatus carried out mapping, photography and video filming of the seabed, and installed a pennant dedicated to the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

Now the device has undergone modernization, the details of which are not disclosed. However, it is noted that its functionality has been expanded, allowing for continuous work at the study site. Last year, the device completed a series of tests in the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean, fully confirming its functionality.

The uninhabited underwater robotic complex "Vityaz-D" was modernized in terms of expanding its functionality. In fact, now it includes two devices, which allows continuous work in a given area.

- leads TASS Grigoriev's words.
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    1. +4
      1 February 2023 08: 47
      A good device, maybe now a couple of cables in the Atlantic will accidentally leak.
      1. 0
        1 February 2023 10: 08
        Removed from the language, first military purposes, and only then science.
      2. +2
        1 February 2023 11: 35
        A couple - it's not serious!
        I hope that the option of mining all cables is being worked out.
        If you bang them at once, all the exchanges will stop and panic will begin with the dollar.
    2. KCA
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      1 February 2023 08: 50
      What pleases me in our modern conditions is the development in Russia of precisely autonomous robotic systems, both underwater, ground, and air, here you can’t fight with nanometers in the production of processors, you need to have brains, but what kind of brains are in DARPA? You can’t find a white person there, only Indians and Chinese, yes, smart people, very executive, but they don’t know how to show initiative and, kz, creativity, and ours can build a starship out of g and sticks
    3. +1
      1 February 2023 08: 55
      wang left connections on cables in the Atlantic and TO.
      And I would like the Baltic pipe to sink into oblivion. Repeated, so to speak, the history of SP2.
    4. +4
      1 February 2023 09: 02
      I wonder why this baltic pipe would not accidentally explode, well, purely hypothetically. Took and banged

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