Autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) are increasingly used in industrial applications for their precision and efficiency in underwater tasks. In the oil and gas industry, AUVs conduct subsea inspections, pipeline monitoring, and environmental assessments, reducing the need for human divers and minimizing operational risks. In the marine construction sector, they assist with surveying and mapping seabeds for infrastructure projects. AUVs also play a role in underwater mining, providing detailed geological data and monitoring mining operations. Their ability to operate autonomously in challenging environments enhances safety, reduces costs, and improves the accuracy of industrial operations.

Autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) are increasingly used in industrial applications for their precision and efficiency in underwater tasks. In the oil and gas industry, AUVs conduct subsea inspections, pipeline monitoring, and environmental assessments, reducing the need for human divers and minimizing operational risks. In the marine construction sector, they assist with surveying and mapping seabeds for infrastructure projects. AUVs also play a role in underwater mining, providing detailed geological data and monitoring mining operations. Their ability to operate autonomously in challenging environments enhances safety, reduces costs, and improves the accuracy of industrial operations.