Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV)

Remotely Operated Vehicles, or ROVs, are underwater robots that allow the controller to be located above the water. ROVs are connected to the topside via an umbilical link that houses communications cables, an energy source and information transfer.

All ROVs contain some sort of visual device, such as a camera, to see under the water, and additional tools vary according to what type of ROV is being used. For example, some ROVs have multiple manipulators to carry out myriad operational functions at water depths up to 10,000 feet

As ROV technologies and capabilities have improved, the offshore oil and gas industry has come to rely on ROVs for drilling support and sub-sea construction services to enable deep water exploration and development projects worldwide.

ROVs can vary in size from that of a bread box to a large van. The functions ROVs perform can range from simply carrying a camera to observe subsea environments to housing multiple agile arms to perform numerous functions subsea. 

You also can made up your own rov,there a lots of website will tell how you can make one for yourself. Here are some example of homemade rov

Can try by your own if you have pleasure time =)

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         2.external hard drive & thumb drive 

We were captured and tied eventually. I even have gun pointed to my face and then I started to recite every prayers I've ever known. At one point I even pray that if I'm gonna die tonight, just make it fast haha. Bad luck for them, our cargo fully discharged, nothing for them. So they just steal crew's stuff and gone. Then we navigate to Penang with only compass because they cut all of our navigation equipment.

To make this story even worse, this incident happens a month after our ship almost hijacked in Penang. Luckily we were able to encounter before them getting onboard. Guess my ship is a Pirate Magnet.

Thankfully no one was harmed that night, just 2 of our crew got hit a little bit. It was a memorable moment that I wish will never happens again, ever! to me and to everyone else. MT Pentrader, in memories. Adios - Field Marshall Admiral General Commander Kodomo Kapitan Bajak Laut Hadi

For a long time the original Crysis was the frame-rate equivalent of Mike Tyson in Punch-Out. "Think you built a great new rig? Think again!" said Crysis, punching you in the face with a slideshow. Even now, thanks to a criminal number of particle effects, the original Crysis can make your machine sweat.

If you prefer your Crytek games flavored with a bit of Ancient Rome instead of the near-future science fiction of Crysis, strap on your gladius and check out Ryse: Son of Rome, which runs on an updated version of the same CryEngine. Originally an Xbox One launch title, Crytek retooled Ryse for some seriously gorgeous PC graphics.

Sleeping Dogs isn't as intensive as some of the games on this list, but it sure does look pretty—and the recently-released Definitive Edition did give the graphics a well-deserved shot in the arm (not that they looked bad to begin with). If you really want to feast your eyes, be sure to ride around the game's recreation of Hong Kong at night after a decent rainstorm, and keep your eyes on the street reflections.

Ah, the Metro series. Honestly, I think the Redux version of Metro: 2033 runs better than the original, thanks to a more streamlined engine and better optimization.

Either way, the two Metro games are top-of-the-heap in terms of atmospheric shooters. Post-apocalyptic Russia's never looked more real than it does here. With a whole host of graphical abilities plus a standalone bench marking tool, these should definitely be part of your testing arsenal.

Additionally, they're some of the best Phys X-enabled games if you're running an Nvidia card.

If you want the true successor to Crysis look no further than The Witcher 2. Proof: The game came out in 2011, and my system still hates running it with certain options turned on.

In particular, graphics aficionados will love what happens when they enable "Ubersampling," wherein the scene is rendered multiple times per frame and then those renders are composited for a smoother, more accurate view of everything.

Okay, Ubersampling is actually pretty dumb in practice, and Supersampling (rendering at a higher resolution than your monitor and then scaling down) is a much more effective way to get the same effect (to speak nothing of traditional anti-aliasing techniques), but hey, The Witcher 2 will melt your machine regardless.

Alien: Isolation

Alien: Isolation is honestly one of those games where you're surprised how good it looks even without requiring a monstrous GPU. Creative Assembly's meticulous attention to detail when it comes to the Alien franchise makes this one a real visual treat, from the VHS-treated menus to the industrial-infused design of the ship itself.

There's the odd stilted animation or awkward texture, but by and large Alien: Isolation looks fantastic.

Far Cry 3

With Far Cry 4 right around the corner (it's slated for a November 18 release) I'm sure this spot on the list will soon be better served by the successor, but Far Cry 3 is still a graphical feast. Look at all that grass! Look at those trees! Look at those explosions! Look at those procedural-generated fires!

While Far Cry 3's draw distance is respectable, if you want the crowned champion look no further than Arma 3. Go ahead, set the draw distance to 25 kilometers. I dare you.

Arma 3 also has some beautiful lighting and particle effects, and thanks to the fact that it's pretty atrocious at utilizing multiple processor cores you can stress-test your CPU at the same time. What a deal!

Battlefield 4

Battlefield 4 doesn't aim for the same sort of realism achieved by Arma 3, but it's still a graphics powerhouse in its own right. Between shooting and getting shot at, you won't have much time to sit around and admire the particle effects generated by an entire skyscraper collapsing, but trust me when I say it looks beautiful.

And now that you don't have to worry about the server crashing every time that same skyscraper collapses? Battlefield 4 is a totally viable way to test out your new rig's capabilities.

While Nvidia's PhysX technology is pretty ubiquitous nowadays, AMD's TressFX is still a rarity. If you just bought a brand new AMD card and want to see the future of digital hair, make sure to snag a copy of Tomb Raider.

EASY AND FAST BREAKFAST 



( when you realize you are late to work/class but you want to eat  )

Ingredient : Not too much, just a simple and basic grocery item you can find in your kitchen

    Scramble egg    

       Sandwich       

1.Open tuna in can or use sardine
2. Pour in bowl and mix with little mayonnaise (as you like,optional)
3.Take a square bread 2 pieces,cut the edge (brown side)
4. Take a lettuce leaf a few pieces,slice into smaller size
5. Put small sliced lettuce on the bread,tuna mixture,and one pieces of cheese on it
6. Put another bread over it and cut to two or eat all of it in one pieces
( Estimate time to finish : 6-8 mins )

  Pancake ( Lempeng )  

1.Pour a little flour into a bowl
2. Mix with warm water + a pinch of salt ( optional )..stir it vigorously until fully mix up (no small clumps)
3. Heat the frying pan on the stove and put a little butter/cooking oil,small flame
4. Pour the mixture all over the pan but not to thick,wait until the color turn to brownish at down side and flips to the other side until both side are cook
5. Finish and serve ,can be eat with sugar,milk, and as what you like
( Estimate time to finish : 9-11 mins )

    Garlic bread      

1. Peel the garlic 2-3 clove, mince it finely ( important) ,preheat the oven at 150 degrees
2. Take a spoon of butter,put into bowl and add the minced garlic + some Italian herbs such oregano, parsley, rosemary, thyme, marjoram (optional)
3.Take a bread (any kind of it), apply the mixture all over the one side of bread
5. Put on the oven pan and insert it into the oven at temperature 150 degrees for 3-5 mins,or fry it on the hot pan without cooking oil.
6. Wait until it golden looking like and finish ready to serve.
( Estimate time to finish : 12-13 mins )

    5.Sausage roll    

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