A remotely operated water support device helps a drowning person.
*No ship registration is required, so anyone can operate it. *The remote-controlled USV tows a buoy and can travel on the water surface at a maximum speed of 30 km/h to rescue drowning individuals. *It moves the rescuer to the location of the victim, allowing for a quick rescue without physical strain. *It can also be thrown from a ship into the water and can operate in areas with waves. *During disaster response to flooding, it can enter dangerous structures. *By equipping a camera, it allows for easier underwater inspection compared to a wired control boat. *There are no concerns regarding wireless issues.
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Body size: 1,020mm x 630mm x 160mm Body weight: Approximately 9.5kg Maximum speed: Approximately 3km Towing force: Maximum 20kg Communication distance: Approximately 400m Usage time: Approximately 40 minutes - 90 minutes Material: Polycarbonate, carbon, plastic
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* Rescue activities during disasters (transportation of life-saving floats, transportation of relief supplies) * Deployment of ropes and other equipment on the water surface * Inspection of dams, rivers, and coastal facilities (additional installation of camera units, etc.) * Inspection of bridge facilities
Company information
Our company, as an agent for Ebara Corporation, is engaged in plant construction projects primarily focused on mechanical equipment, including pumping systems for water supply and drainage, as well as environmental improvement facilities and water treatment equipment (for sewage treatment, wastewater treatment, and effluent treatment), based in Fukuoka City. We have accumulated a wealth of achievements in both public and private sectors. Since our founding in 1922, we have gained high trust and a solid track record through the technology and integrity we have built over the past 100 years. Looking ahead to the next 100 years, we have started a new solution business by importing disaster prevention products from overseas and are currently expanding our scope in this area. To address various social issues across different fields with overseas solutions, we are enhancing our lineup of various solutions from around the world under the name "AQ Solutions."
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