World’s First Ever Transparent Submersible Can Dive To Depth Of 1.7km

World has got the first of its kind transparent submersible ‘C-researchers-3’. The submersible has the capacity to carry three researchers into sea for exploration in non accessible areas. It can dive to depth of 1.7km.

The team at UBW has teamed up with some of the top scientists and researchers to design and develop a submersible which is not only safe, but also offers high performances and outstanding comfort.

The submersible has been backed by an array of tools to aid its undersea research capabilities. The manipulator/sampler arms, high-definition video camera, sonar imaging systems and parametric sub-bottom profilers are just few to name.

However, the most attractive feature of the C-Researchers is the bid acrylic bubble in the front that hosts the passengers. According to its makers, the C-Researchers has been specifically designed to accommodate two researchers and a pilot, the bubble promises breathtaking views of the underwater world inside deep Ocean.

UBW said its acrylic pressure hull is the first of its kind to sustain such depths. UBW founder Bert Houtman said in a statement that the submersible will be made available with or without the ballast tanks. The lucky researchers will be able to see the views hidden from the humans so far.

The team at UBW has so far produced a number of futuristic-looking, submersible craft designs over the years, including the Ferrari-esque HP Sport Sub 2 and the superyacht-friendly Sub 3.

There latest addition i.e. ‘C-Researcher’ is available in two versions i.e. either with or without surface ballast tanks.


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