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UNDERSEA PROBE

FROM: Tomorrow Never Dies

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Carver’s stealth ship launches the sea drill – or ‘sea vac’ – to sink a Royal Navy frigate in order to start a war. It’s a wire-guided underwater drone with rotary cutters that can slice through a steel hull in just a matter of seconds. In the real world, autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) are being used for much less nefarious purposes, such as the Artemis, deployed in the search-and-rescue operation to try and track down the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. AUVs are also being increasing­ly used by the energy sector to scout oil and gas deposits, as well as for scientific research.

 ?? ?? Drones like this sea drill are being used for a range of undersea operations.
Drones like this sea drill are being used for a range of undersea operations.

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