Dayu Electronics 16-Beam Sensor Assists in Protecting Sunken Ship Cultural Relics
The customer requires monitoring of a sunken ship in a cultural tourism project to prevent thieves from approaching the vessel. Based on the customer's sunken ship environment and the characteristics of the underwater environment, we recommend Dayu Electronics' "16-Beam Sensor + RTU Data Transmission System" solution for precise protection of the sunken ship.
1. 16-Beam Sensor: Flexible Deployment for Dead-Angle-Free Monitoring
The 16-beam sensor features independently installable probes that can be flexibly mounted according to the ship's hull structure, water depth, and surrounding terrain. The equipment is compatible with different water environments such as freshwater and seawater, and the housing is waterproof and corrosion-resistant, adapting to complex underwater conditions to ensure long-term stable operation.
2. RTU Data Transmission and Intelligent Algorithms: Accurate Identification and Timely Alerts
Raw data collected by the sensor is transmitted in real-time to the monitoring center via RTU (Remote Terminal Unit). Equipped with dedicated algorithms, the RTU analyzes echo signals, automatically filters out interference targets such as fish and suspended sediment, and focuses on identifying large objects like divers and underwater equipment. When the system detects a suspicious target approaching, it triggers an alarm immediately and synchronizes the target's location information to management personnel, enabling a rapid response of "monitoring-identification-alert" and buying time for relic protection.