Ship Hull Inspection with the HAUV: US Navy and NATO Demonstrations Results
J. Vaganay, Mark Elkins, Dario Esposito, W. O'Halloran, Franz S. Hover, Michael A. Kokko
- Year
- 2006
- Citations
- 75
Abstract
The HAUV is a ship hull inspection vehicle prototype jointly developed by Bluefin Robotics and MIT over the past three years, under Office of Naval Research and PMS-EOD funding. The HAUV employs a unique DVL-based hull-relative navigation and control approach, which allows close-range sonar imaging, without recourse to any external navigation aid and without preparation of the ship being inspected. This paper presents results obtained with the vehicle during two demonstrations: the US Navy's HULSFest 2006 and NATO's Harbor Protection Trials 2006
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