Amphibious Drone Conquers Land and Depths of 50m

Amphibious Drones Increasing in Popularity

Amphibious drones, capable of acting both underwater and on land, are becoming more and more popular. One of these devices is the ONYX Unmanned Ground Vehicle, created by the Canadian company Deep Trekker. Deep Trekker is known for its high-quality underwater remotely controlled devices (ROVs).

The ONYX drone is equipped with motorized wheels with rubber tires for navigating obstacles on land. It is capable of being submerged to a depth of 50 meters. While control on land can be done wirelessly, underwater operations require a communication cable.

The case of the ONYX drone is mainly made of anodized aluminum 6061. It is controlled using a hand remote control, which displays real-time video on an integrated 7-inch screen. The standard configuration of the ONYX drone includes a bendable 1080p resolution camera. Additionally, it is equipped with four LED spotlights with a total capacity of 1,100 lumens for dark conditions. Buyers have the option to choose a 4K resolution camera or add additional cameras behind and on the sides.

The ONYX drone operates on a lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 232 Wh, providing up to two hours of autonomous work. It can also be connected to an external power source if needed.

The device measures 599 mm in length, 428 mm in width, and 250 mm in height. It has a maximum speed of 1.1 meters per second. Depending on the intended use of the drone, sonar or Lidar modules can be added.

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