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speed is the ratio of the distance an object moves toĪ. Finally, we report the insights gained from our experience and we discuss the main aspects that must be matured and refined in order to promote the future development of intervention autonomous vehicles that can operate, persistently, in subsea facilities.In a 1-dimensional problem, a single force acts on a 10 kg object and is given the equation F=ax+b where a=250 N/m, b=25 N, x is position of object. Results show how the vehicle sets several valve panel configurations throughout the experiment while handling different errors, either spontaneous or induced. We present experiments in a water tank, conducted with Girona 500 I-AUV in the context of a multiple intervention mission. To achieve this goal, we build a framework that integrates different disciplines, involving mechatronics, localization, control, machine learning and planning techniques, bearing in mind robustness in the implementation of all of them. This paper describes a system to perform autonomous intervention-in particular valve-turning-using the concept of persistent autonomy. However, this requires challenging intervention operations to be carried out persistently, thus minimizing human supervision and ensuring a reliable vehicle behaviour under unexpected perturbances and failures.
Intervention autonomous underwater vehicles (I-AUVs) have the potential to open new avenues for the maintenance and monitoring of offshore subsea facilities in a cost-effective way.
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