Homebuilt ROVs Forum

With: 4 horizontal thrusters (1kg force)(we isolated them)
4 vertical thrusters (1kg force)(we isolated them)
2 cameras (we isolated them) in a mechanism
2 small grippers (based on pneumatic pistons)

we had make "hazal3oom" ROV

our 2014 Technical report
http://www.slideshare.net/muslim4ever8/ ... university

our video from 2014 MATE local competition in Egypt


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwKy_c8bXSw

Looks like you designed and built a well equipped ROV.
Will you be posting more details of your design?
It would also be great to see some further underwater filming in the sea.
Well done and best wishes

Oldsirhippy wrote:Looks like you designed and built a well equipped ROV.
Will you be posting more details of your design?
It would also be great to see some further underwater filming in the sea.
Well done and best wishes

Thank you very much.
I will post more details soon.
we hope to filming under water.

http://www.slideshare.net/muslim4ever8/ ... ompetition

This is our technical report for "hazal3oom"

Some photos from mission
our camera need to be improved

Very cool, just a quick tip that might help. If you changed your horizontal thruster layout to something like this (see picture) you would be able to incorporate lateral movement into your Rov. Just something to think about.

-Steve

sthone wrote:Very cool, just a quick tip that might help. If you changed your horizontal thruster layout to something like this (see picture) you would be able to incorporate lateral movement into your Rov.

thrusterplacement.JPG

Just something to think about.

-Steve

thanks

hi, i was wondering what kind of motors you were using as thrusters?
thanks

Erik102696 wrote:hi, i was wondering what kind of motors you were using as thrusters?
thanks