Are you an underwater scuba diving enthusiast? Or maybe a visitor to the Great Barrier Reef who feels that he wants to spend more time underwater to enjoy its beauty. Either way, the driver propulsion vehicles (DPVs) that are on offer today give you barely 45 minutes of diving time before resurfacing. But this innovative DPV design from Sean Bettie offers more underwater time, better maneuverability and a wide variety of options and controls.
The device takes DPV to a whole new level with its lithium-ion powered battery that drives you without creating any sound, pollution or inconvenience underwater. This is so important while one is visiting the beautiful and delicate marine eco-systems. Then the bent LCD control panel on the top allows you to move in different directions, use LED light-wings that allow the diver to be spotted, a built-in camera for recording your voyage, SONAR, battery status and a lot more.
There is also an oxygen-generator that will endlessly filter out and provide oxygen to the diver as long as the DPV is not in full throttle. This allows you to spend lots of time underwater once you have reached a spot of your choice. The design is also sleek and ergonomic to keep up with the motion dynamics in fluids.
Simply put, the DPV design of Sean Bettie is a wonderful step forward in enjoying the vast unexplored ocean depths without infringing into its balanced and fragile flora and fauna.
Via: Coroflot
