Energy from marine currents
A double-helix turbine concept converts current energy into electricity to support sensors and control electronics, with battery storage in the system architecture.
MERCURE combines marine-current energy harvesting with modular environmental sensing. It is designed to process underwater measurements locally and forward them to AKATA.
A double-helix turbine concept converts current energy into electricity to support sensors and control electronics, with battery storage in the system architecture.
Configurable measurements include temperature, pH, salinity, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, pressure and current, according to the selected sensor package.
An underwater controller processes sensor readings before forwarding them to AKATA for onward delivery.
The turbine is designed to convert marine-current energy into electricity.
Battery storage supports power delivery to sensors and control electronics.
The selected sensor package measures local underwater conditions.
Locally processed readings pass to AKATA for communications with shore or the cloud.
Energy output, sensor performance and maintenance needs require prototype and field validation. Corrosion resistance and reduced biofouling are design objectives.
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