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Navibot 180 Specs

Navibot 180 Specs

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Product Overview

The document describes the NAV IBOT 180, an unmanned surface vehicle (USV) with a monocoque aluminum hull designed for submersible operations. It features electric propulsion powered by propellers, enabling a shallow draft of 0.2 meters.

Physical Specifications

  • Length: 1.80 meters
  • Width: 0.5 meters
  • Maximum Weight: 45 kilograms
  • Equipped with 3 carrying handles for ease of transport

Inspection and Survey Capabilities

The NAV IBOT 180 is equipped with advanced sensors and instruments for comprehensive inspection and survey tasks, including:

  • 360° camera for panoramic visual coverage
  • Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) cameras for enhanced imaging in various conditions
  • Dual GNSS systems for precise positioning and navigation
  • Weather station for environmental monitoring
  • Onboard computer for data processing and control
  • Multibeam and echo sounders for underwater mapping and bathymetric surveys
  • Winch system for deployment and retrieval of sensors
  • Custom sensors adaptable to specific mission requirements

Applications and Payload Integration

The USV is designed for versatile applications, particularly in inspection and survey operations. Its modular payload integration allows customization with various sensors and equipment to suit different operational needs.

Contact Information

For sales and inquiries:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +33 (0)3 26 92 26 22
Address: Allée des Cuirassiers, 51800 Sainte-Menehould, France

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Catalog excerpts

Navibot 180 Specs-1

• EO/IR camera • Dual GNSS • Weather station • Onboard computer Allee des Cuirassiers, 51800 Sainte-Menehould - FR

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