A robot for capture and biopsy of deep-sea organisms

Abstract

The invention relates to a robot for deep-sea biological capture and biopsy, which includes a robot body frame, a bait box, a visual sensing and image processing device, a biological fixation device, a biopsy device, a main control module and a power supply module; The trapping of macro organisms adopts a trigger-type anti-escape design, which can capture the organisms after they enter the preset channel, and can limit the activity area, fix and adjust the position and posture of the captured organisms; it can be in situ in time and space Documenting microstructures in living organisms.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the fields of marine organisms and mechanical engineering, in particular to a robot for capturing and biopsying deep-sea organisms. Background technique [0002] With the increasing frequency of human ocean activities, people's exploration of the ocean has penetrated into every corner, and various types of deep-sea equipment independently developed by our country have also been able to operate at a depth of 10,000 meters, which means that our country has entered the deep sea science and technology industry. Examination era. [0003] In the process of deep-sea scientific research, since the discipline construction and scientific research results of abyssal biology and aquatic science are highly dependent on the samples of marine organisms, how to quickly, conveniently and effectively sample and detect marine organisms to obtain first-hand ocean Biological scientific research information and a comprehensive understanding of the ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] For the sampling and detection of seabed macro organisms, the commonly used method is to fish them back to the water surface after capture, and then go to the laboratory for testing and research. However, due to environmental changes such as water pressure and temperature during the salvage process, the organisms have died after being brought back to the water surface.

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