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A Study on the Digital Twin Modeling of an Underwater Tracked Vehicle Based on the Multibody Dynamics

Jong-Boo Han, Daegil Park, Tae–Kyeong Yeu, Jongdae Jung, Yeongjun Lee

Year
2022
Citations
3

Abstract

In the field of underwater robots, Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) operators are seriously affected by the possibility of remote control by dust generated during submarine work. Thus, research on Cyber-Physical Operation Systems (CPOSs) has been conducted to improve remote controllability. The CPOS consists of a real-time physical engine, real-time visualization with VR, and Human-in-the-loop simulation. The purpose of this paper is to study the digital twin modeling of a real-time physics engine for a CPOS. Accordingly, a thorough analysis of an ROV

Keywords

Remotely operated underwater vehicleUnderwaterControllabilityVisualizationRemote controlSubmarineMultibody systemRemotely operated vehicleComputer scienceMarine engineering

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