Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
DY152 was the highly anticipated expedition to complete final deep-sea tests of our newest ocean robots, sensors and control software.
A culmination of several years of shore-based trials, this 20-day expedition saw deployment of several autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV) out into Haig Fras, a Marine Protected Area of Celtic Sea lying about 95 km northwest of the Isles of Scilly, and the deep waters of the Whittard Canyon complex 300km to the south west.
Find our more about the expedition on our website: noc.ac.uk/news/innovative-tech-be-thrown-ultimate-deep-end
Special thanks to Dr Maaten Furlong for assistance in capturing drone footage.
Music by Bellstop performing Trouble. (c) 2013 Bellstop Music
DY152 was the highly anticipated expedition to complete final deep-sea tests of our newest ocean robots, sensors and control software.
A culmination of several years of shore-based trials, this 20-day expedition saw deployment of several autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV) out into Haig Fras, a Marine Protected Area of Celtic Sea lying about 95 km northwest of the Isles of Scilly, and the deep waters of the Whittard Canyon complex 300km to the south west.
Find our more about the expedition on our website: noc.ac.uk/news/innovative-tech-be-thrown-ultimate-deep-end
Special thanks to Dr Maaten Furlong for assistance in capturing drone footage.
Music by Bellstop performing Trouble. (c) 2013 Bellstop Music
