The "WAVE" project It is a concept of a multipurpose unmanned surface boat designed for autonomous operation in coastal and marine areas.
The main objective of the project was to develop a universal platform that can adapt to various application scenarios without changing the basic design of the case. This approach allows you to use a single product for reconnaissance, surveillance, patrolling, communication relay, equipment delivery and other specialized tasks by replacing the payload.
During the design, special attention was paid to the internal architecture of the boat. The hull layout was developed taking into account the rational placement of the power plant, batteries, fuel system, computing modules, navigation equipment and actuators. All the main components are located in separate functional compartments, which simplifies maintenance, increases system reliability and makes it possible to upgrade the platform.
The body is made using simple planar surfaces, which reduce the complexity of manufacturing and ensure high structural rigidity. The geometry of the hull is designed for steady movement in conditions of unrest and efficient use of the internal volume.
As part of the project, the external appearance of the platform, the body design, a three-dimensional CAD model, the internal layout of the equipment and demonstration materials with sections were developed to evaluate the architecture of the product and the relative location of all major systems.
Project Features
- universal modular architecture;
- the ability to install various payloads;
- rational layout of internal compartments;
- separation of energy, electronic and functional systems;
- high maintainability due to the modular principle;
- compact housing with large internal volume;
- elaboration of the product not only from the outside, but also at the level of internal architecture;
- preparation of demonstration sections for design analysis.
Project result
The concept of a universal crew-free surface boat with a modular architecture has been developed, providing for the placement of various types of equipment within a single platform. The project includes a study of the exterior, hull design and internal layout of the main systems, which allows using the platform as a basis for creating specialized marine complexes for various purposes.
