In the drones of submarines will appear "digital doubles": why do they need a military

The Program is the purpose of improving underwater communication and decision -making for submarine missions. A digital double is a virtual representation of a physical object or system. It can be used to model the behavior of a physical object or system and to predict its performance in different conditions. UUVS digital doubles (unmanned submarine submarine) can be used to model the behavior of the device in real conditions, study its durability, behavior in different critical situations.

Digital double can be used to plan UUV mission or training for future submarine operators. A similar system of digital doubles can be useful and to develop future modifications of such devices. The team integrated the architecture of a digital double, software and communication systems in Remus 100. It is an autonomous submarine (AUV) developed by Northrop Grumman. It is designed to perform various tasks, including intelligence, mapping, sampling and observation. Remus 100 has a length of about 1.

8 meters and weighs about 80 kilograms. It is equipped with two electric motors that allow him to develop speeds up to 5 knots (9. 26 km/h). AUV is also equipped with various sensors, including a hydrologer, camcorder and depth sensors. REMUS 100 can work at a depth of up to 100 meters and autonomously for 24 hours.

The SBIR Phase 2 is aimed at identifying and demonstrating digital doubles for individual unmanned submarines, as well as missions involving several UUVS to help operators overcome the problems of submarine in UUVS missions. The research program included the development and testing of the water prototype of the architecture of the split onboard and external digital double.

This architecture makes it possible to predict the likelihood of mission success and provides an alternative relevant mission to the operating commander on the basis of the past, the present and the predicted state of the environment and the subsystem of unmanned submarine apparatus. Earlier, Focus reported that the British analyst indicated the features of Maritime Dron Marichka. According to the military analyst H. I. Sutton (Satton), a large drone was born in Ukraine because of wartime needs.