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A composite control method was proposed to achieve both maximum efficiency tracking and adjustable output power for unmanned undersea vehicle wireless charging systems.
Hao LI +4 more
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Underwater Docking Approach and Homing to Enable Persistent Operation. [PDF]
Page BR +3 more
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Maintaining fixed altitude tracking navigation of seafloor terrain is a common form of motion, which is used by unmanned undersea vehicles(UUVs) on marine survey and underwater target search missions.
Tao CHEN, Shou WAN
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Adaptive Multi-Objective Optimization-Based Coverage Path Planning Method for UUVs
Coverage path planning for unmanned undersea vehicles(UUVs) in unknown aquatic environments is a critical task. However, due to environmental uncertainties, motion constraints, and energy limitations, traditional path planning methods struggle to adapt ...
Shaojing ZHAO +4 more
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The low-speed control performance constitutes a fundamental prerequisite for the propulsion system of unmanned undersea vehicle to execute critical missions such as deep-sea exploration and military reconnaissance effectively. In response to the need for
Yu WANG +3 more
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Underwater Visual Object Tracking Method Based on Scene Perception
Underwater visual object tracking is a core technology for scene understanding in autonomous undersea vehicle(AUV) systems. However, challenges such as uneven illumination, background interference, and target appearance variation in complex underwater ...
Qianwei HU +5 more
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Communication Planning for Cooperative Terrain-Based Underwater Localization. [PDF]
Anderson J, Hollinger GA.
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Interoperability Among Unmanned Maritime Vehicles: Review and First In-field Experimentation. [PDF]
Costanzi R +8 more
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The Fiber Optic Reel System: A Compact Deployment Solution for Tethered Live-Telemetry Deep-Sea Robots and Sensors. [PDF]
Phillips BT +4 more
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Recent Progress in the Energy Harvesting Technology-From Self-Powered Sensors to Self-Sustained IoT, and New Applications. [PDF]
Liu L, Guo X, Liu W, Lee C.
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