VideoRay UROVs
Videoray UROVs are fancy underwater robots, like the ones you see in movies. They can go underwater and explore the deep sea like a diver, but they don't have to wear scuba gear. They are made of metal, have a long cable that connects them to the boat or the surface, and are controlled by people on the boat.
The UROVs have a lot of cameras and lights that can help people see what's around them underwater. They can move forward, backward, up, and down, and turn in any direction. If they see something interesting, they can grab it with their arms or take pictures of it with their cameras.
Scientists and researchers use UROVs to explore the deep sea because they can reach places where people cannot go. They can collect samples of rock, water, and other things without disturbing the animals that live in the ocean.
Sometimes, UROVs are also used to find sunken treasures or investigate shipwrecks. In summary, UROVs are underwater helpers that help humans explore and learn about the ocean.
The UROVs have a lot of cameras and lights that can help people see what's around them underwater. They can move forward, backward, up, and down, and turn in any direction. If they see something interesting, they can grab it with their arms or take pictures of it with their cameras.
Scientists and researchers use UROVs to explore the deep sea because they can reach places where people cannot go. They can collect samples of rock, water, and other things without disturbing the animals that live in the ocean.
Sometimes, UROVs are also used to find sunken treasures or investigate shipwrecks. In summary, UROVs are underwater helpers that help humans explore and learn about the ocean.