Remus 6000 Research Paper

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Everyday research is in progress by many scientists and specialists to discover new species, study the mystery of our history, and develop new ways to improve the world. For example, the Remus 6000 helps improve the world by being a tool for research and helps to aid in other operations that occur underwater. The Northrop Grumman Remotec Andros is an important robot that can help to improve the world by being designed for military, explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), and law enforcement or SWAT applications. Explosive ordnance disposal is also known as bomb disposal. So the Andros F6B is important because it can find bombs and dispose of them, which can save many, many lives when the bomb is diffused. The Remus 6000 originated from Naval Oceanographic Office, the Office of Naval Research, and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, in order to help deep-water autonomous operations. The problem the Remus 6000 solves is the problem of not being able to explore sea life deep within the ocean. The Remus 6000 gets its name for being able to reach a depth of 6000 meters underwater. It may not be a large distance in relation to how vast the ocean is but it can be an idea to help spring other ideas forward, that can go beyond the Remus 6000. Engineers must already be working to make a better version of the Remus 6000 to go beyond 6000 meters …show more content…
To begin with, the wheels of the robot are pneumatic and quick released to be able to move the robot fast and under control. Cameras are also put all around the robot to view every aspect of its movement in order to view its position, location, and to manipulate the arm. With the arm being the most important function of the robot the hand is equipped with a few tools such as grips, wire cutters, and blades. The arm itself has full articulation by control and even sensors to avoid objects in the

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