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| Alphabetical | By Popularity | | - AUV Laboratory at MIT Sea Grant
 - Take a look at MIT Sea Grant's AUV Lab's research and unmanned marine robots. See the specs for the three autonomous vehicles that MIT currently operates: Odyssey IIx, Odyssey IId, and 1 ASC. - Deep Flight - Hawkes Ocean Technologies
- Inventor and maker of revolutionary submersible vessels. Offers "flight" training and certification.
- Deep Phreatic Thermal Explorer (DEPTHX) Project
- Creating the autonomy needed to enable an underwater robot to map three-dimensional spaces like flooded caverns and mines. DEPTHX will explore the depths of the Zacatón Cenote sink hole in central Mexico
- Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV)
- Perform rescue operations on submerged, disabled submarines of the U.S. Navy or foreign navies.
- Deep-Sea Machines
- NOVA's Into the Abyss looks at the history of deep sea submersibles from the bathysphere of the 1930s to the current development such as Deep Flight.
- Harbor Branch Marine Operations
- Learn about the division that operates and maintains Harbour Branch's research vessels and research submersibles, as well as the PANTHER Rescue ROV.
- Human Occupied Vehicle Alvin
- Lean about Alvin, the U.S. Navy-owned deep submergence vehicle that can carry two scientists and a pilot as deep as 4,500 meters. See images and video from Alvin's deep sea journeys. From the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
- ROV Tiburon
- Profile of ROV Tiburon, an integrated, unmanned submersible, developed at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI).
- ROV Ventana
- Built for the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute ROV Ventana has several robotic arms, data collection sensors, a high definition camera, and animal collection devices.
- Seamobile
- Allows you to virtually explore the underwater habitats of Southern California. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County all offer downloadable classroom activities.
- Submersibles - NOAA Ocean Explorer
- Find profiles of manned deep sea submersibles -- Alvin, Clelia, DeepWorker, Johnson Sea-Link, Mir I and II, Pisces IV and V -- as well as remotely operated vehicles that explore the ocean's depths.
- Underwater Research Vehicles
- Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution introduces the three basic types of exploration vehicles that have been developed since the 1960s. Learn about their missions and how deep they can go into the ocean¿s depths.
- Voyage to the Deep - High-Tech Tools
- History of Alvin, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's deep submergence vehicle.
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