Senior software engineer at Blueye Robotics, Andreas Viggen, having a sit-down interview with professor Martin Ludvigsen and Ph.D. Candidate Alexandre Cardaillac, from the Department of Marine Technology at NTNU.

Our guest will share their experiences using the Water Linked DVL A50 and other sensors on the Blueye X3 ROV. And discuss why the DVL is an essential tool in maritime industries.

00:00 - Introduction
00:46 - What is DVL and how does it work?
01:59 - Importance of measuring the velocity
03:17 - Strength of the DVL vs GPS
04:38 - Size and price point of DVL
05:42 - BugWright 2 project
07:37 - Alexandre talking about his PhD
08:53 - Additional sensors used on the Blueye X3
10:24 - About Water Linked DVL
11:29 - Performance of the DVL sensor
12:32 - About altimeter
13:56 - Challenges faced while using DVL
15:27 - Testing with a tilting DVL
16:39 - Performance of DVL at a fishfarm
17:35 - About DVL integration with the Blueye X3


This is a recorded segment from the Blueye Digital event: Introducing station keeping for ROV operations using a DVL. Watch the complete event at: [ Ссылка ]

The DVL A50 product page: [ Ссылка ]

Blog explaining the new Blueye X3 integration: [ Ссылка ]

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