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Home›Subsea›Tritech Announces Presentation of Underwater Computer System at UDT (UK)
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June 6, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Tritech Announces Presentation of Underwater Computer System at UDT (UK)

Tritech’s P-Sea is and underwater computer system is fully water-proof for use at up to 200m depth. The P-Sea incorporates all the standard features of a desktop PC, with interfaces to a range of Tritech subsea sensors, (e.g. sonars, modems, cameras) and other third party sensors, such as a compass.

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Tritech’s P-Sea is and underwater computer system is fully water-proof for use at up to 200m depth.

The P-Sea incorporates all the standard features of a desktop PC, with interfaces to a range of Tritech subsea sensors, (e.g. sonars, modems, cameras) and other third party sensors, such as a compass.

Visit stand G14 at UDT Europe, 7-9 June at London’s ExCel to get interactive with the P-Sea.

Tritech will be also conducting demos of their obstacle avoidance and imaging sonars at the show’s Demonstration Tank on Tuesday 7 June at 4.30pm and Wednesday 8 June at 1.00pm.

[mappress] Source: Tritech, June 06, 2011;

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