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| Online Access: | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.24864 |
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| author | Zhou, Mingxi Naderi, Farhang Fu, Yuewei Jacob, Tony Zhao, Lin Panjnani, Manavi Yuan, Chengzhi McConnell, William Gezer, Emir Cem |
| author_facet | Zhou, Mingxi Naderi, Farhang Fu, Yuewei Jacob, Tony Zhao, Lin Panjnani, Manavi Yuan, Chengzhi McConnell, William Gezer, Emir Cem |
| contents | This paper reports the development of a new open-access modular framework, called Marine Vehicle Packages (MVP), for Autonomous Underwater Vehicles. The framework consists of both software and hardware designs allowing easy construction of AUV for research with increased customizability and sufficient payload capacity. This paper will present the scalable hardware system design and the modular software design architecture. New features, such as articulated thruster integration and high-level Graphic User Interface will be discussed. Both simulation and field experiments results are shown to highlight the performance and compatibility of the MVP. |
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| institution | arXiv |
| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Towards Modular and Accessible AUV Systems Zhou, Mingxi Naderi, Farhang Fu, Yuewei Jacob, Tony Zhao, Lin Panjnani, Manavi Yuan, Chengzhi McConnell, William Gezer, Emir Cem Robotics This paper reports the development of a new open-access modular framework, called Marine Vehicle Packages (MVP), for Autonomous Underwater Vehicles. The framework consists of both software and hardware designs allowing easy construction of AUV for research with increased customizability and sufficient payload capacity. This paper will present the scalable hardware system design and the modular software design architecture. New features, such as articulated thruster integration and high-level Graphic User Interface will be discussed. Both simulation and field experiments results are shown to highlight the performance and compatibility of the MVP. |
| title | Towards Modular and Accessible AUV Systems |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.24864 |