Ocean Aero Triton, видео 5

The Ocean Aero Triton sails on the surface on wind and sun, then folds its wing flat and dives to 100 meters (328 ft). As a systems engineer, I think it's one of the most interesting drones I've come across while writing Book Six of The Drone Bible, and it earns a full spotlight. In this video I work through the Triton's two operating states, how it decides to dive on its own, how detectable it is above and below the waterline, what it costs and why the Tomahawk comparison sells it short, and what nobody has published yet. Along the way I quote Ocean Aero CEO Kevin Decker from his interview with The Wall Street Journal. CHAPTERS 0:00 Why this video is different 1:16 The source: Kevin Decker and the WSJ interview 2:04 What the Triton is: an AUSV 3:12 The Book Six two-part test 4:58 Two states, two jobs 5:56 It dives without being told to 6:06 The crossing 7:46 Cameras, solar and payloads 8:53 Kevin Decker and dual modality 10:11 The CEO on the record about capture 10:56 Autonomous dive: power, see, trigger, act 12:46 Detection in two domains 15:36 Threats below the surface 17:15 Price, production and Replicator 18:05 The Tomahawk comparison 18:49 If captured: nothing worth taking 19:18 Where Triton is headed: swarming 20:09 Will Triton be weaponized? 21:45 Three weeks to build 22:34 What is not published: VERIFY 23:41 Closing thoughts THE DRONE BIBLE BOOKS (six volumes, each broken out by domain) Author page: https://amazon.com/author/peterbrusso Book Six, Dual Domain: https://amazon.com/dp/B0H297Q9RG SOURCES Specifications: Ocean Aero Triton AUSV spec sheet and media kit. Images courtesy of Ocean Aero. Kevin Decker quotes: interview with The Wall Street Journal (quoted, not shown). Figures marked VERIFY are not publicly published and are flagged as such. #Triton #OceanAero #DualDomain #SeaDrone #UnmannedVessel #DroneBible #DefenseTechnology