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AUV is a self-navigating underwater autonomous drone that collects data and imagery while surveying marine environments.

Anyone can access AUV information remotely by logging into mission control where navigation details, GPS data, imagery and other information is transmitted.

AUVs function as a single autonomous device but are also scalable to multiple devices operating as a fleet capable of dividing navigational functions and tasks amongst the entire fleet or group.

Data is transmitted back to mission control which operates as a primary front-end and back-end hub to relay and access system data as well as send manual commands or upload programs for specific operational prerogatives.

Mission control serves as a primary hub for AUVs to relay data, system information, imagery and GPS information. Individual commands and navigational programs can also be sent to AUVs remotely via the user through mission control interface.