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| "role_agent_name": "Robotics instrumentation engineer (MRE)", |
| "abstract": "Validates autonomous vehicle telemetry systems, acoustic sensors, and imaging resolutions", |
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| "title": "Underwater battery endurance（BATT）", |
| "content": "MRE-BATT-VU4：For Hybrid ROV Photogrammetry Sweep, bench discharge testing verifies an autonomous vehicle battery reserve of 20 h under standard survey load.\nMRE-BATT-71P：For Robotic Crawler Sonar Sweep, the primary propulsion battery pack provides an autonomous vehicle battery reserve of 14 h under standard survey load.\nMRE-BATT-JPZ：For Mixed-Gas Saturation Dive Survey, bench discharge testing records an autonomous vehicle battery reserve of 26 h under standard survey load." |
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| "title": "Validates autonomous vehicle telemetry systems, acoustic sensors, and imaging resolutions（ROVINST）", |
| "content": "MRE-ROVINST-0Z8：For Hybrid ROV Photogrammetry Sweep, continuous AUV telemetry logging is confirmed enabled, and calibration of the synthetic aperture side-scan sonar array indicates an acoustic imaging resolution of 8 mm.\nMRE-ROVINST-JB7：For Robotic Crawler Sonar Sweep, continuous live acoustic and optical AUV telemetry logging is confirmed enabled, and the synthetic aperture side-scan sonar array achieves an acoustic imaging resolution of 12 mm.\nMRE-ROVINST-78T：For Mixed-Gas Saturation Dive Survey, AUV telemetry logging is confirmed enabled, and the synthetic aperture side-scan sonar array provides an acoustic imaging resolution of 22 mm." |
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