2023 yılında başlatmış olduğumuz Bozkır Teknoloji Platformu projemize ilk günkü heyecanla devam ediyoruz. Bu projeye başladığımızda elimizde hiçbir maddi destek yoktu. Sadece yapabileceğimize dair inancımız ve çalışma azmimiz vardı. Eğer bu bayrağın altında huzurla gölgelenebiliyorsak birileri bunun bedelini ödediği içindi. Peki bu nazlı hilalin dalgalanmaya devam etmesinde bizim rüzgarımız ne olabiliridi? Biz de bunu düşünerek elimizde neler var, neleri öğrenebiliriz, neleri kullanabilir, süreci ve zamanı en verimli nasıl yönetiriz diye düşünürken bir bakmışız buralara kadar gelmişiz. İlk projemiz teknik aksaklıklardan dolayı yarım kalsa da ikinci projemize can verdi biz buna inanıyoruz. Eğer beraber olmaya devam edersek Bozkır'da nice projelerin çıkacağını biliyoruz. Bizi takipte kalın ;)
A detailed 3D depiction of the ROV model. Each component of the vehicle is precisely modeled to be used in engineering and manufacturing processes.
An ROV is a Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicle, also sometimes known as an underwater drone or underwater robot. ROVs can explore the subsea world while the operator, or pilot, remains comfortably at the surface. Without ROVs, humanity’s ability to explore and work in the oceans is limited since SCUBA divers rarely go deeper than one hundred meters and human-carrying submarines are expensive and rare.
A very brief history of ROVs
The first ROV ever built was the Poodle made in 1953 by Dimitri Rebikoff, a French pioneer in dive equipment and photography. The Poodle was an unmanned adaptation of his dive scooter with a tether and surface controls.
The U.S. Navy started using ROVs in the 1960s for recovery of underwater equipment and continued to advance the technology. By the 1980s there were more than 500 ROVs around the world, many of them being used in commercial applications. Since then, ROVs have become common in a wide range of industries and there are tens of thousands of ROVs in use around the world.
ROVs are often used by police and fire departments for search and rescue missions to find missing people, boats, automobiles, and any other sunken objects. Used with a robotic gripper, they can be used to recover objects or even victims in the most unfortunate cases.
ROVs are also used by the military and port security to inspect underwater infrastructure and look for contraband, explosive devices, and submerged evidence. By using ROVs, it’s possible to accomplish these tasks without endangering a human diver.
