RAMPUS

Autonomous Advanced Technology Underwater

Rampus, a high-tech and versatile reconnaissance and operation vehicle, manufactured to conduct its operations up to a depth of 1000 meters on predefined route, by remote control within its range, or autonomously out of range.

The launch and retrieval system of the vehicle is designed as such to be launched into the water from the aircraft, or to operate on the stern of the ship, or on the open decks of offshore platforms. Rampus can be customized for different military and civilian requirements.

Rampus, an autonomous underwater vehicle capable of performing various tasks, can be used for scientific research, mine detection, environmental protection studies, energy resource exploration and maritime security. It also provides labor and cost savings while increasing human.

Features and Function of Rampus

Rampus, an autonomous underwater vehicle capable of performing various tasks, can be used for scientific research, mine detection, environmental protection studies, energy resource exploration and maritime security.

• Autonomous Motion
• Reconnaissance and Mapping
• Mıssıon Flexibility
• Versatile Sensor Technology
• Remote Control and Monitoring
• Data Collection and Analysis

Advantage of Rampus

Rampus, a high-tech and versatile reconnaissance and operation vehicle, manufactured to conduct its operations up to a depth of 1000 meters on predefined route, by remote control within its range, or autonomously out of range.

• High Efficiency and Cost Reduction
• Modular Structure and Hydrodynamic Form
• Secure and Sensitive Data Collection
• Silent Operation and Low Radar Cross Section
• Fast and Accurate Reconnaissance and Research
• Less Human Risk and Interaction
• Remote Monitoring and Control

Area of Usage

Scientific

• Underwater Facility Maintenance and Repair
• Oceanographic Research
• Marine Ecosystem Monitoring
• Hydrographic Surveys
• Seabed Mapping and İmaging
• Debris Field Mapping

Industrial

• Marine Research
• Pipeline and Subsea Structure Inspection
• Submarine Exploration and Mapping
• Offshore Energy and Resource Research
• Submarine Wreck Search and Rescue
• Debris Field Mapping

Military

• Target Destruction
• Threats Discovery, mines etc.
• Intelligence Gathering and Surveillance