Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUV)

A three-day intensive training course focused on the configuration, navigation, operation, and practical use of unmanned underwater vehicles (UUV) in civil, technical, and specialized missions.

The program covers the use of underwater systems for inspections, observation, data collection, search and rescue (SAR), infrastructure assessment, and complex tasks in demanding aquatic environments.

Program Overview

After completing the course, participants will understand the architecture and operating principles of unmanned underwater systems and will be able to safely deploy them, operate in complex environments, and use them in missions of varying levels of complexity.

Covered Platforms:

torpedo-shaped UUV systems
deep-water and inspection platforms
hybrid systems
remotely operated and semi-autonomous platforms

Duration: 3 days (intensive training)
‍Format: on-site training with practical sessions in a water environment

Main Modules

system autonomy and sensor payloads
operational depth, power supply, and pressure sealing
communication and control systems: wired, wireless, and hybrid
navigation systems: compasses, gyroscopes, GPS (surface navigation integration)
mission preparation, calibration, and system checks
mission scenario simulations: inspection, detection, SAR, observation
imaging and data collection (photo/video)
preventive maintenance and post-recovery servicing

Theory

history and classification of unmanned underwater systems
system architecture, control systems, and sensor integration
power sources and charging systems
fundamentals of surface and underwater navigation
civil, technical, and specialized applications of UUV systems
operational safety and risk management

Practice

pre-dive preparation
system checks: sealing, diagnostics, software updates
operating the vehicle in an underwater environment
data and video acquisition
mission execution: search, observation, inspection, rescue
post-recovery handling and maintenance

Result