🚀The Ocean Aero Triton is an innovative military drone that combines surface and submarine capabilities.
🕵️♂️The Triton is designed to be stealthy and can spot enemies or problems in the water using its cameras.
💡It is powered by solar panels and can sail autonomously for three months at a time.
🔍The Triton can dive beneath the surface when it recognizes ships or other threats, making it hard to detect.
💰The Triton is cost-effective, with a price comparable to a Tomahawk missile.
What makes the Ocean Aero Triton unique?
—The Ocean Aero Triton is unique because it can both sail on the surface and dive underwater, giving it the capability to operate in different environments.
How long can the Triton sail autonomously?
—The Triton can sail autonomously for three months at a time, thanks to its solar panels.
How does the Triton spot enemies or problems in the water?
—The Triton is equipped with at least five cameras, which help it spot enemies or problems in the water.
Can the Triton be detected by adversaries?
—The Triton is designed to be stealthy and has a low radar and visual signature, making it difficult for adversaries to detect.
How much does the Triton cost?
—The Triton costs between two and three million dollars, depending on the payloads it's purchased with.
00:00The Ocean Aero Triton is an autonomous vessel that can both sail on the surface and dive to operate in submarine mode.
00:30The Triton is currently used by the US Navy in the Middle East to deter Iran.
01:12The Triton is designed to be stealthy and is equipped with cameras to spot enemies or problems in the water.
01:52It is powered by solar panels and can sail autonomously for three months at a time.
02:28The Triton's ability to sail above and below the surface makes it difficult to detect by adversaries.
03:03The Triton costs between two and three million dollars, depending on the payloads it's purchased with.
04:09The Triton and other autonomous vessels like it can be used for both offensive and defensive purposes.
05:01The Pentagon plans to buy thousands of air, sea, and land-based drones in the next two years.
