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LAUV Marie

  • ​​​​LAUV Marie and two PhD students. Photo: Studio Berre

  • LAUV Marie in the water. Photo: Studio Berre

LAUV Marie

LAUV Marie

LAUV-MARIE is part of the OceanScan LAUV (Light Autonomous Underwater Vehicle) family. With a depth rating of 200 m, it is capable of reaching deeper waters than other LAUVs operated at AUR-Lab.

The vehicle is equipped with two primary payloads:

  • Marine Sonic Scout MKII 900 kHz sidescan sonar
  • Imagenex 837B Delta T multibeam sonar

These systems make LAUV-MARIE particularly well-suited for:

  • Acoustic geographical mapping
  • Bathymetric mosaicking
  • Detection and identification of bottom-lying targets.

For user-friendly operations, missions can be planned through the DUNE-based planning software, while the Triton smartphone app allows for convenient remote control.

Technical specifications

Length 215 cm
Weight in air 34 kg
Maximum operational depth 200 m
Battery Li-ion, 6 × 173.6 Wh
Speed 0.5–2.5 m/s
Typical endurance 18 h at full throttle
Data storage 1 TB (main CPU) + 1 TB (backseat CPU)
Connectivity Iridium, WiFi, GSM/4G

 

Sensors & Onboard Systems

Main CPU conga-PA7/i-x6414RE-4G eMMC32 544.048911
IMU Microstrain 3DMGX5
Sidescan sonar Marine Sonic Scout MKII 900 kHz
Doppler velocity logger Nortek 398.DVL500C-P300m-ADCPoff
Forward-looking sonar Imagenex 852
User computer NVIDIA Jetson Orin + 1 TB SSD

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