Deep sea unpowered buoyant rescue device and method

Abstract

The application discloses a deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device, and relates to the technical field of deep-sea rescue, which comprises a buoyancy main body, a counterweight mechanism, a sensing mechanism, a signal receiving mechanism, a posture control mechanism and a control component; in a non-rescue state, the buoyancy main body is connected with the counterweight mechanism through a connecting mechanism; after the signal receiving mechanism receives a rescue signal from the outside world, the control component controls the sensing mechanism to detect a target position; the control component controls the connecting mechanism to act; the buoyancy main body is disconnected with the counterweight mechanism; the buoyancy main body automatically floats up under the action of buoyancy; the control component controls the posture control mechanism to act and control the posture of the buoyancy main body; the target position is approached; then a switch door can be opened so that rescue materials in a material cavity can be obtained by the target, thereby realizing the rescue of the target; the deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device is convenient for autonomously searching for and rescuing a target and improves efficiency; and the application further provides a deep-sea unpowered buoyancy method.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of deep-sea rescue, and in particular to a deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device and method. Background Art

[0002] How to promptly detect distressed personnel involved in navigation and marine engineering, and quickly and in real time locate the position of those in distress, is an important technical issue for carrying out timely and scientific rescue and reducing casualties and property losses.

[0003] Most of the existing sea rescue operations are carried out by manually driving ships, using methods such as launching cables, throwing inflatable rubber boats, throwing lifebuoys, and helicopter basket rescue. Among them, the rescue range of methods such as launching cables, lifebuoys and rubber boats is limited; helicopter basket rescue is greatly affected by sea waves, consumes a lot of manpower and material resources, and is inefficient. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device and method to solve the problems existing in the above-mentioned prior art, facilitate autonomous search and rescue of targets, and improve efficiency.

[0005] To achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following solutions:

[0006] The present invention provides a deep-sea unpowered buoyant rescue device, comprising a buoyancy body, a counterweight mechanism, a sensing mechanism, a signal receiving mechanism, a posture control mechanism and a control component; a material chamber is provided in the middle of the tail of the buoyancy body, wherein rescue materials are contained in the material chamber, and the material chamber has a switch door that can communicate with the outside; the counterweight mechanism is detachably connected to the buoyancy body through a connecting mechanism, and the connection between the counterweight mechanism and the buoyancy body can fix the buoyancy body underwater, and the disconnection between the counterweight mechanism and the buoyancy body can enable the buoyancy body to float under the action of buoyancy; the sensing mechanism is arranged on the buoyancy body for detecting the target position; the signal receiver The structure is arranged on the buoyant body for receiving external rescue signals; the posture control mechanism is arranged on the buoyant body for adjusting the posture of the buoyant body during the buoyancy process; the control component is arranged on the buoyant body, communicates with the signal receiving mechanism and is capable of receiving external rescue signals; the control component is also communicated with the connecting mechanism, and is capable of controlling the action of the connecting mechanism to disconnect the counterweight mechanism from the buoyant body; the control component is also communicated with the sensing mechanism, and is capable of controlling the detection signal of the sensing mechanism; the control component is also communicated with the posture control mechanism, and is capable of controlling the action of the posture control mechanism.

[0007] Preferably, the switch door is an electric switch door and is in communication connection with the control component, and the control component can control the action of the switch door.

[0008] Preferably, it also includes a power generation mechanism arranged on the buoyant body, which can generate electricity by using water flow, and the power generation mechanism can be electrically connected to the connecting mechanism, the sensing mechanism, the signal receiving mechanism, the posture control mechanism and the control component and provide the required electrical energy.

[0009] Preferably, it also includes a first electricity storage component arranged in the floating body, and the first electricity storage component can be electrically connected to the connecting mechanism, the sensing mechanism, the signal receiving mechanism, the posture control mechanism and the control component and provide the required electrical energy; and the first electricity storage component is electrically connected to the power generation mechanism and can receive and store the electrical energy of the power generation mechanism.

[0010] Preferably, a second electricity storage component is provided in the counterweight mechanism, and the second electricity storage component can be electrically connected to the power generation mechanism through the connecting mechanism, and the second electricity storage component can receive and store the electric energy of the power generation mechanism; and the second electricity storage component can also be electrically connected to the sensing mechanism, the signal receiving mechanism, the posture control mechanism and the control component through the connecting mechanism and provide the required electric energy.

[0011] Preferably, the connecting mechanism is connected to the power generation mechanism, and the connection between the connecting mechanism and the counterweight mechanism has a connecting contact. When the connecting mechanism is connected to the counterweight mechanism, the connecting contacts are electrically conductive to make the power generation mechanism and the second power storage component electrically conductive.

[0012] Preferably, the buoyancy body is configured to be streamlined, the interior of the buoyancy body is hollow, and the outer wall of the buoyancy body has a marking portion.

[0013] Preferably, the sensing mechanism and the signal receiving mechanism are both circumferentially arranged at the front end of the buoyant body.

[0014] Preferably, the attitude control mechanism includes a driving mechanism and a plurality of swept wings movably arranged on the tail wall of the buoyant body. The driving mechanism is communicatively connected with the control component, and the driving mechanism can control the swept wings to deflect relative to the buoyant body.

[0015] The present invention also provides a deep-sea unpowered buoyancy method, based on the deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device described above, comprising the following steps:

[0016] The signal receiving mechanism receives external rescue signals;

[0017] The control component activates the sensing mechanism according to the external rescue signal to search, match and lock the rescue target;

[0018] After locking the rescue target, the control component controls the connection mechanism to separate the buoyant body from the counterweight mechanism, and the buoyant body performs unpowered buoyancy;

[0019] During the unpowered buoyancy, the sensing mechanism continuously tracks the rescue target, and the control component controls the attitude control mechanism to control the attitude of the buoyant body;

[0020] After approaching the target, the rescue supplies in the supply chamber are released by opening and closing the door.

[0021] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has achieved the following technical effects:

[0022] The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device and method provided by the present invention are as follows: in a non-rescue state, the buoyancy main body is connected to the counterweight mechanism through a connecting mechanism, and the buoyancy main body is on standby in the sea; when the signal receiving mechanism receives a rescue signal from the outside, the control component controls the sensing mechanism to detect the target position, and the control component controls the connection mechanism to operate so as to disconnect the buoyancy main body from the counterweight mechanism, and the buoyancy main body automatically floats under the action of buoyancy; the control component causes the attitude control mechanism to operate to control the attitude of the buoyancy main body so as to be able to approach the target position, and then the switch door can be opened so that the rescue materials in the material chamber can be obtained by the target, thereby realizing the rescue of the target; by presetting in the deep sea, automatic rescue is realized after receiving the rescue signal from the outside, thereby improving efficiency. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0023] In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the following briefly introduces the drawings required for use in the embodiments. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of the present invention. For ordinary technicians in this field, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without paying any creative work.

[0024] Figure 1 This is a front view of the deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device provided in Example 1;

[0025] Figure 2 This is a front view of the buoyant body and power generation mechanism provided in the first embodiment;

[0026] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional view of the deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device provided in Example 1;

[0027] Figure 4 It is a system composition and information transmission flow chart of the deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device;

[0028] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the land-based, water-based and air-based launching of the start signal to the deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device;

[0029] In the figure: 1- floating body; 11- cargo chamber; 2- counterweight mechanism; 21- second power storage component; 3- connecting mechanism; 4- sensing mechanism; 5- signal receiving mechanism; 6- attitude control mechanism; 61- swept wing; 7- control component.

[0030] 8- Power generation mechanism; DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0031] The following will clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without making creative efforts are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0032] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device and method to solve the problems existing in the above-mentioned prior art, facilitate autonomous search and rescue of targets, and improve efficiency.

[0033] In order to make the above-mentioned objects, features and advantages of the present invention more obvious and easy to understand, the present invention is further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0034] Example 1

[0035] This embodiment provides a deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device. Figure 1-Figure 5, including a buoyancy body 1, a counterweight mechanism 2, a sensing mechanism 4, a signal receiving mechanism 5, a posture control mechanism 6 and a control component 7; the buoyancy body 1 has a material chamber 11 in the middle of the tail, the material chamber 11 contains rescue materials, and the material chamber 11 has a switch door that can communicate with the outside; the counterweight mechanism 2 can be detachably connected to the buoyancy body 1 through the connecting mechanism 3, and the connection between the counterweight mechanism 2 and the buoyancy body 1 can fix the buoyancy body 1 underwater, and the disconnection between the counterweight mechanism 2 and the buoyancy body 1 can make the buoyancy body 1 float under the action of buoyancy; the sensing mechanism 4 is arranged on the buoyancy body 1 for detecting the target position; the signal receiving mechanism 5 is provided on the buoyancy body 1 for receiving external rescue signals; the attitude control mechanism 6 is provided on the buoyancy body 1 for adjusting the attitude of the buoyancy body 1 during the buoyancy process; the control component 7 is provided on the buoyancy body 1, is connected to the signal receiving mechanism 5 for communication and is capable of receiving external rescue signals; the control component 7 is also connected to the connection mechanism 3 for communication and is capable of controlling the operation of the connection mechanism 3 to disconnect the counterweight mechanism 2 from the buoyancy body 1; the control component 7 is also connected to the sensing mechanism 4 for communication and is capable of controlling the detection signal of the sensing mechanism 4; the control component 7 is also connected to the attitude control mechanism 6 for communication and is capable of controlling the operation of the attitude control mechanism 6.

[0036] In the non-rescue state, the buoyant body 1 is connected to the counterweight mechanism 2 through the connecting mechanism 3, and the buoyant body 1 is on standby in the sea. When the signal receiving mechanism 5 receives the rescue signal from the outside, the control component 7 controls the sensing mechanism 4 to detect the target position, and the control component 7 controls the connecting mechanism 3 to operate so that the buoyant body 1 is disconnected from the counterweight mechanism 2. The buoyant body 1 automatically floats under the action of buoyancy, and the control component 7 enables the attitude control mechanism 6 to operate to control the attitude of the buoyant body 1 so that it can approach the target position. Then, after the sensing mechanism 4 sends a start signal, the switch door can be opened so that the rescue materials in the material chamber 11 can be obtained by the target, thereby realizing the rescue of the target; by presetting in the deep sea, automatic rescue is realized after receiving the external rescue signal, thereby improving efficiency.

[0037] Among the optional solutions of this embodiment, it is more preferred that the opening and closing door is set as an electric opening and closing door, and is communicated with the control component 7. The control component 7 can control the action of the opening and closing door, and realize the automatic release of rescue materials through electric control, wherein the material chamber 11 is isolated from other parts of the buoyant body 1 and is only connected to the opening and closing door, so as to avoid the influence of seawater on other structures inside the buoyant body 1; wherein the electric opening and closing door can be set as a conventional electric gate, as long as the door can be opened and closed by electric control; wherein the rescue materials may include food, drinking water, life jackets, etc., which can ensure that the rescue needs of the rescued personnel are met, and at the same time, the appearance of the rescue materials adopts a high-contrast design to ensure that the rescued personnel can quickly find the rescue materials.

[0038] Among the optional schemes of this embodiment, it is more preferred that the deep-sea unpowered buoyant rescue device provided by the present invention also includes a power generation mechanism 8 arranged on the buoyant body 1, and the power generation mechanism 8 can generate electricity by using water flow, and the power generation mechanism 8 and the connecting mechanism 3, the sensing mechanism 4, the signal receiving mechanism 5, the attitude control mechanism 6 and the control component 7 can be electrically connected and provide the required electrical energy; by utilizing water flow energy to generate electricity, the overall self-power supply demand is achieved; specifically, the power generation mechanism 8 is set as a conventional propeller power generation mechanism, such as including a propeller and a generator, the propeller is rotatably arranged at the bottom of the buoyant body 1 through a bearing, and the generator is fixedly arranged at the bottom of the buoyant body 1, and the propeller rotates during the buoyancy process and under the impact of the water flow, so that the generator generates electricity to achieve the overall electricity demand; in order to ensure the power generation efficiency during the buoyancy process and reduce the impact on the buoyancy speed, the device should adopt an underwater high-efficiency power generation device. In addition, the power generation mechanism 8 can also adopt other underwater self-generating devices on the market, as long as underwater power generation can be achieved.

[0039] Among the optional schemes of this embodiment, it is more preferred that the deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device provided by the present invention also includes a first power storage component arranged in the buoyancy main body 1, and the first power storage component is electrically connected to the connecting mechanism 3, the sensing mechanism 4, the signal receiving mechanism 5, the attitude control mechanism 6 and the control component 7 and can provide the required electrical energy; and the first power storage component is electrically connected to the power generation mechanism 8 and can receive and store the electrical energy of the power generation mechanism 8; specifically, the first power storage component is configured as a small lithium-ion battery, which is sealed in the buoyancy main body 1, and the power generation mechanism 8 is connected to it through a waterproof wire. The small lithium-ion battery has the characteristics of high energy density, lightness and long life, so as to reduce the overall weight. At the same time, the power generation mechanism 8 and the first power storage component serve as backups for each other, and can supply power to the whole during the buoyancy process.

[0040] In the optional scheme of this embodiment, it is more preferred that a second power storage component 21 is provided in the counterweight mechanism 2, and the second power storage component 21 can be electrically connected to the power generation mechanism 8 through the connecting mechanism 3, and the second power storage component 21 can receive and store the electric energy of the power generation mechanism 8; and the second power storage component 21 can also be electrically connected to the sensing mechanism 4, the signal receiving mechanism 5, the attitude control mechanism 6 and the control component 7 through the connecting mechanism 3 and provide the required electric energy, and can provide the electric energy required by the connecting mechanism 3; by providing the second power storage component 21, the excess power generated by the power generation mechanism 8 in the standby state in the sea can be stored, and the whole power can be electrically charged in the standby state. power supply; wherein the control component 7 is connected to the first power storage component and the second power storage component 21 to control the power supply status of the first power storage component and the second power storage component 21; the second power storage component 21 uses a low-cost waterproof lead-acid battery with long-term storage capacity, such as common 12V12AH, 12V20AH and other models, which have the characteristics of low cost, long-term storage, high deadweight and the like. If the dead weight of the second power storage component 21 meets the counterweight requirement, there is no need to set it as other counterweight blocks. If it does not meet the requirement, a waterproof counterweight shell such as concrete material can be set on the second power storage component 21, and the second power storage component 21 is sealed in the counterweight shell to increase the counterweight to meet the usage requirements.

[0041] In the optional scheme of this embodiment, it is more preferred that the connecting mechanism 3 is connected to the power generation mechanism 8, and the connection points of the connecting mechanism 3 and the counterweight mechanism 2 are both provided with connection contacts. When the connecting mechanism 3 is connected to the counterweight mechanism 2, the connection contacts are electrically conductive so that the power generation mechanism 8 and the second power storage component 21 are electrically conductive; specifically, the connecting mechanism 3 is configured as a connecting rod as a whole, the upper end of the connecting rod is fixedly connected to the shell of the lower end of the power generation mechanism 8, and the lower end of the connecting rod is detachably connected to the counterweight mechanism 2. Specifically, the lower end of the connecting rod can be plugged into the counterweight mechanism 2, and the connection points of the lower end of the connecting rod and the counterweight mechanism 2 are both provided with connection contacts and an electromagnetic suction module, wherein the electromagnetic suction module is connected to the power generation mechanism 8. The electric mechanism 8 or the first electricity storage component is electrically connected, the connection contacts on the counterweight mechanism 2 are electrically connected to the second electricity storage component 21, and the connection contacts on the connecting rod are electrically connected to the power generation mechanism 8 through the wires arranged inside the connecting rod. When the connecting rod is inserted into the counterweight mechanism 2, the connection contacts are electrically connected, and the power generation mechanism 8 is electrically connected to the second electricity storage component 21 to realize power transmission. The connection contacts can be set as a waterproof plug and socket; the electromagnetic suction module adopts conventional components and is communicated with the control component 7. When the electromagnetic suction module is powered on, the connecting rod and the counterweight mechanism 2 are magnetically attracted. When the electromagnetic suction module is powered off, the floating body 1 automatically floats under the action of buoyancy.

[0042] In the optional scheme of this embodiment, it is more preferred that the buoyancy body 1 is set to be streamlined, the interior of the buoyancy body 1 is hollow, and the outer wall of the buoyancy body 1 has a marking part; in order to ensure the storage and protection conditions required for the long-term deployment of the equipment, it is made of conventional underwater pressure-resistant and corrosion-resistant materials. At the same time, in order to meet the buoyancy speed requirements during the buoyancy process, a streamlined design is adopted to reduce resistance, and corresponding installation holes are reserved for the sensing mechanism 4, the signal receiving mechanism 5, and the attitude control mechanism 6. In addition, the buoyancy body 1 adopts a low-density, hollow, high-contrast color, i.e., the marking part design, such as a carbon fiber composite material with a specific hollow structure design or a titanium alloy with a porous structure, which maintains a high mechanical strength while reducing the density. After approaching the rescue target and being opened in a controlled manner, it still has a certain buoyancy and carrying capacity, which can provide buoyancy support for the rescued personnel and facilitate the search between the rescued personnel and the rescuers; the buoyancy body 1 can withstand long-term corrosion from seawater and keep its own functions intact, while effectively avoiding the attachment of organisms and being environmentally friendly as a whole.

[0043] In the optional solutions of this embodiment, it is more preferred that the sensing mechanism 4 and the signal receiving mechanism 5 are both circumferentially arranged at the front end of the buoyant body 1 to facilitate all-round exploration or signal reception.

[0044] Specifically, in order to ensure the long-term storage requirements of the device, the signal receiving mechanism 5 adopts a low-power receiving device. The signal receiving mechanism 5 adopts an existing specialized underwater acoustic communication device. The core part of the device is a hydrophone, which can convert sound waves into electrical signals. It is usually composed of one or more piezoelectric ceramic elements distributed around the floating body 1. These elements will generate voltage when subjected to sound wave pressure. Since the underwater sound wave signal may be very weak, the underwater acoustic communication equipment usually includes a low-noise pre-amplifier to enhance the signal without introducing too much noise. The received electrical signal needs to be filtered, amplified and digitized, and sent to the control component 7 for subsequent decoding and analysis; in addition, the signal receiving mechanism 5 can also adopt other underwater communication devices on the market, as long as underwater communication can be achieved.

[0045] Specifically, in order to meet the demand for locating the rescue target, the sensing mechanism 4 adopts the existing high-precision sonar sensing and detection device to ensure the positioning accuracy. At the same time, it needs to have a certain information processing capability to identify and lock the rescue target. The sonar sensing and detection device can use sonar to detect targets and is specifically used for detecting, locating and identifying underwater targets. The sonar system includes one or more transmitters distributed around the buoyant body 1 for generating sound wave pulses. These transmitters can be transducers, which can convert electrical signals into sound waves. At the same time, the transducers can not only act as transmitters but also as receivers. They can emit sound wave pulses and receive these echoes when the sound waves are reflected back by the target. Subsequently, the sound wave signal received by the signal processing unit is amplified, filtered and digitized. Finally, the received sound wave signal is analyzed using a data processing program to extract the target's position, speed and other or predicted position information and send it to the control component 7, and the information is passed to the attitude control system 4 to control the attitude control system. In addition, the sensing mechanism 4 can also adopt other detection devices on the market as long as it can achieve target detection and positioning.

[0046] In the optional scheme of this embodiment, it is more preferred that the attitude control mechanism 6 includes a driving mechanism and a plurality of swept wings 61 movably arranged on the tail wall of the buoyant body 1, the driving mechanism is communicated with the control component 7, and the driving mechanism can control the deflection of the swept wings 61 relative to the buoyant body 1, and the steering of the buoyant body 1 is achieved by controlling the deflection of the corresponding swept wings 61.

[0047] Specifically, four or more swept wings 61 are used to enhance the stability and maneuverability of the buoyant body 1. The swept wings 61 can be made of a carbon fiber composite material with a specific hollow structure design or a porous titanium alloy. This reduces density while maintaining high mechanical strength, reducing weight and increasing speed while maintaining structural strength. At the same time, the rudder surface can use a triangular swept wing structure to further reduce the impact on the buoyancy speed. The swept wings 61 also need to have a certain area to provide sufficient control force. When maneuvering is required, the drive mechanism controls the swept wings 61 to deflect, generating a force on the rudder surface that causes the stern of the buoyant body 1 to deflect in the direction of the rudder surface deflection, thereby causing the buoyant body 1 to turn. The drive mechanism may include multiple flip motors, which are arranged in the buoyant body 1 and are respectively connected to the multiple swept wings 61 to achieve independent deflection control. The attitude control mechanism 6 can achieve precise control of the attitude and heading of the buoyant body 1 by precisely controlling the deflection angle and duration of the swept wings 61. In addition, the attitude control mechanism 6 can also adopt other attitude control devices on the market as long as they can achieve attitude control.

[0048] In the optional solutions of this embodiment, more preferably, the control component 7 can be controlled by inputting a specified program into a conventional single-chip microcomputer, FPGA or other modules or a dedicated control module.

[0049] Example 2

[0050] This embodiment provides a deep-sea unpowered buoyancy method, based on the deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device of embodiment 1, including the following steps:

[0051] The signal receiving mechanism 5 receives external rescue signals; see Figure 5 The signal receiving mechanism 5 can receive signals from the surrounding areas of the floating body 1 from distant land-based, water-based, and air-based sources, and send the received start signal to the control component 7. The signal receiving mechanism 5 only performs passive signal information reception and does not include an active signal transmitting device. Before the overall system is started, it performs long-term underwater signal information reception and decoding. During this period, the operating power consumption is extremely low, which can support the long-term underwater deployment of this device.

[0052] The control component 7 activates the sensing mechanism 4 according to the external rescue signal to search, match and lock the rescue target;

[0053] After locking the rescue target, the control component 7 controls the connection mechanism 3 to separate the floating body 1 from the counterweight mechanism 2, and the floating body 1 performs unpowered floating;

[0054] During the unpowered buoyancy, the sensing mechanism 4 continuously tracks the rescue target, and the control component 7 controls the attitude control mechanism 6 to control the attitude of the buoyancy body 1; the control component 7 continuously receives signals from the control component 7 and adjusts the buoyancy attitude of the buoyancy body 1 quickly and accurately according to the signals, so that it accurately floats toward the rescue target;

[0055] After approaching the target and after the induction mechanism 4 transmits the start signal, the control component 7 controls the switch door of the material chamber 11 to open, so that the internal rescue materials are released through the switch door.

[0056] The present invention uses specific examples to illustrate the principles and implementation methods of the present invention. The above examples are only intended to help understand the method and core concept of the present invention. At the same time, those skilled in the art will find that the specific implementation methods and application scopes may vary based on the concept of the present invention. In summary, the contents of this specification should not be construed as limiting the present invention.

Claims

1. A deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device, characterized by: include: A buoyant body (1), wherein the buoyant body (1) has a material chamber (11) in the middle of the tail portion, wherein rescue materials are contained in the material chamber (11), and the material chamber (11) has a switchable door capable of communicating with the outside; The counterweight mechanism (2) is detachably connected to the buoyant body (1) via a connecting mechanism (3); the counterweight mechanism (2) is connected to the buoyant body (1) so that the buoyant body (1) can be fixed underwater; and the counterweight mechanism (2) is disconnected from the buoyant body (1) so that the buoyant body (1) can float under the action of buoyancy; A sensing mechanism (4) is provided on the buoyant body (1) and is used to detect a target position; A signal receiving mechanism (5) is provided on the buoyant body (1) and is used to receive external rescue signals; A posture control mechanism (6) is provided on the buoyant body (1) and is used to adjust the posture of the buoyant body (1) during the buoyancy process; and A control component (7) is arranged on the buoyant body (1), is connected to the signal receiving mechanism (5) for communication and is capable of receiving external rescue signals; the control component (7) is also connected to the connecting mechanism (3) for communication and is capable of controlling the action of the connecting mechanism (3) to disconnect the counterweight mechanism (2) from the buoyant body (1); the control component (7) is also connected to the sensing mechanism (4) for communication and is capable of controlling the detection signal of the sensing mechanism (4); the control component (7) is also connected to the posture control mechanism (6) for communication and is capable of controlling the action of the posture control mechanism (6).

2. The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The switch door is configured as an electric switch door and is in communication connection with the control component (7), and the control component (7) is capable of controlling the movement of the switch door.

3. The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device according to claim 1 is characterized in that: It also includes a power generation mechanism (8) arranged on the buoyant body (1), the power generation mechanism (8) can generate electricity by using water flow, and the power generation mechanism (8) can be electrically connected to the connecting mechanism (3), the sensing mechanism (4), the signal receiving mechanism (5), the posture control mechanism (6) and the control component (7) to provide required electric energy.

4. The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device according to claim 3 is characterized in that: It also includes a first electricity storage component arranged in the floating body (1), the first electricity storage component is electrically connected to the connecting mechanism (3), the sensing mechanism (4), the signal receiving mechanism (5), the posture control mechanism (6) and the control component (7) and can provide required electric energy; and the first electricity storage component is electrically connected to the power generation mechanism (8) and can receive and store the electric energy of the power generation mechanism (8).

5. The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device according to claim 3 is characterized in that: A second electricity storage component (21) is provided in the counterweight mechanism (2), and the second electricity storage component (21) can be electrically connected to the power generation mechanism (8) through the connecting mechanism (3), and the second electricity storage component (21) can receive and store the electric energy of the power generation mechanism (8); and the second electricity storage component (21) can also be electrically connected to the sensing mechanism (4), the signal receiving mechanism (5), the posture control mechanism (6) and the control component (7) through the connecting mechanism (3) and provide the required electric energy.

6. The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device according to claim 5, characterized in that: The connecting mechanism (3) is connected to the power generation mechanism (8), and the connection points between the connecting mechanism (3) and the counterweight mechanism (2) are both provided with connection contacts. When the connecting mechanism (3) is connected to the counterweight mechanism (2), the connection contacts are electrically conductive so that the power generation mechanism (8) and the second power storage component (21) are electrically conductive.

7. The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The buoyancy body (1) is configured to be streamlined, the interior of the buoyancy body (1) is hollow, and the outer wall of the buoyancy body (1) has a marking portion.

8. The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The sensing mechanism (4) and the signal receiving mechanism (5) are both circumferentially arranged at the front end of the buoyant body (1).

9. The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The attitude control mechanism (6) includes a driving mechanism and a plurality of swept wings (61) movably arranged on the tail wall of the buoyant body (1); the driving mechanism is in communication connection with the control component (7); and the driving mechanism is capable of controlling the swept wings (61) to deflect relative to the buoyant body (1).

10. A deep-sea unpowered buoyancy method, characterized by: The deep-sea unpowered buoyancy rescue device according to any one of claims 1 to 9 comprises the following steps: The signal receiving mechanism (5) receives an external rescue signal; The control component (7) activates the sensing mechanism (4) according to the external rescue signal to search, match and lock the rescue target; After locking the rescue target, the control component (7) controls the connecting mechanism (3) to operate, so that the floating body (1) is separated from the counterweight mechanism (2), and the floating body (1) performs unpowered floating; During the unpowered buoyancy, the sensing mechanism (4) continuously tracks the rescue target, and the control component (7) controls the attitude control mechanism (6) to perform attitude control of the buoyancy body (1); After approaching the target, the rescue materials in the material chamber (11) are released by opening and closing the door.

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