Database-derived collection
Published maximum operating depth. 12 records qualify from the current dataset; missing values are excluded from numerical ranking.
Kongsberg’s high-specification deep-water survey platform, configured for multi-sensor geophysical, hydrographic, environmental and defense missions.
View verified record →A shore-capable, over-the-horizon HUGIN designed for multi-day to multi-week missions over very long distances.
View verified record →A 6,000-meter HUGIN configuration for abyssal mapping, survey and defense missions.
View verified record →A survey-grade abyssal AUV with removable batteries, data storage and configurable payload ports.
View verified record →International Submarine Engineering
A modular Canadian AUV family available in configurations for deep-ocean and under-ice survey.
View verified record →Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
The deep-ocean REMUS configuration, designed for autonomous mapping and survey from 25 to 6,000 meters.
View verified record →Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
WHOI’s deep-ocean science AUV, optimized for close-bottom mapping, imaging and adaptable scientific sampling.
View verified record →Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
MBARI’s larger configurable research AUV class, preceding the institution’s smaller long-range vehicles.
View verified record →A large-diameter, deep-rated vehicle built with open payload interfaces for defense and commercial mission sets.
View verified record →A 6,000-meter survey-and-inspection AUV derived from Ifremer’s Ulyx, with hovering and autonomous close-range revisit capability.
View verified record →NOC’s ship-independent long-range science AUV for sustained water-column and seabed observation, including under ice.
View verified record →NOC’s high-power, ship-launched Autosub platform for detailed deep-ocean seabed imaging and modular sensor integration.
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