Underwater Glider Part 1
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Cool! Which robot did you use and how long does the battery last?
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Can I assume you are displacing a gas, like air, when you take the water in, so are you doing this with some kind of piston-like pump running on electricity?
erikelmore 1 year ago
@erikelmore Yes you are right, air is being displaced as water is sucked in. The mechanism is a simple piston attached to a rotating screw which is run by an electric motor.
ahmedgidado 1 year ago
What kind of sub is that?
How does it dive and surface?
Erik
erikelmore 1 year ago
@erikelmore It is a modified sub to demonstrate the principle of Underwater Gliding.
It dives by taking in-water and surfaces by ejecting water. Simple Buoyancy
ahmedgidado 1 year ago