MSUBS - UUVs
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They
produce a range of large scale unmanned underwater, surface and hybrid
vehicles, including the world's largest unmanned sea-going submarine, MASTT,
which completed hundreds of hours of operation, involving stringent US Navy
tests.
S201
S201 is an 8.9 tonne vehicle intended for 48hr operation at depths up to 305m. This project is an example of our rapid prototyping capabilities. From outline specification to launch took just 14 months. Dived performance is maximised by attention to streamlining of the outer hull and by the use of advanced motor technology to directly drive the main propeller. Surface running is possible with one crewmember on deck and hatch closed, at speeds up to 6kn in modest sea states, but the vessel's primary mode of deployment is by crane-in.
MUSTL
The
'Mobile Undersea Systems Test Laboratory' (MUSTL) was built by Lockheed Martin in the 1980s to conduct scientific research underwater.
She operated for a few years then was decommissioned and parked in a 'boneyard',
where Msubs discovered her. MSubs performed a rapid refit of the vessel in
2012 replacing the electrical system and restoring the hull and systems in a 3 month period.
MUST then underwent sea trials from Plymouth Sound, followed by her first commercial operation.
She is available for Hire. She is capable of, but not limited to the following uses:
Registered Office: M SUBS LIMITED
(05874602)
Private Limited Company
MASTT - the worlds largest UUV at 24m and 64 tonnes
LINKS
How do you build your own ROV? http://www.enterprise-europe-scotland.com/sct/news/?newsid=4306
UUV countermeasures - autonomous hunter killer? The SNAV platform uses an advanced SWASSH hull as the ideal vessel for persistent surveillance and if necessary destruction of the growing number of UUVs as may present a threat to security.
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