AUVSAutonomous Underwater Vehicles

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AUVS is a structured reference for underwater robotic vehicles, manufacturers, published specifications, enabling technologies and real-world applications.

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REMUS 100 autonomous underwater vehicle entering the water during a NATO maritime systems exercise
REMUS 100 deploying after launch during NATO exercise REP (MUS) 2019 U.S. Navy · image details
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Vehicle records
51
Manufacturers
18
Deepest published rating
6,000 m
Primary-source records
51

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Modular man-portable AUVCurrent

Gavia

Teledyne Marine

Max depth
500 or 1,000 m
Endurance
Typical 7–8 hours at 3 kn per battery module

A configurable, shore- or small-vessel-deployable survey platform built around interchangeable vehicle and payload modules.

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Large-diameter AUVCurrent

Dive-LD

Anduril Industries

Max depth
Approximately 6,000 m
Endurance
Approximately 10 days

A large-diameter, deep-rated vehicle built with open payload interfaces for defense and commercial mission sets.

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Extended-endurance man-portable AUVCurrent

Iver4 900

L3Harris

Max depth
300 m
Endurance
20+ hours NiMH; 40+ hours Li-ion

The extended-endurance 9-inch Iver4 configuration for longer ingress, egress and payload-intensive missions.

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