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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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

Gasing or tops spinning, is a traditonal games popular among Malay(Native people). Especially among the villagers in the State of  Kelantan and Melaka. Each season after the rice harvest,several villagers will come together to challenge each other in an ultimate test of skill. The villagers believed that the spinning tops would help bring good harvest.

Both adults and children can play the game. But bigger or giant top spinning is more of a games for adult than children. the one used by adults are much bigger in size and can spin for a period of time whereas the one played by kids are much smaller.

TYPE OF GASING

Types of Wau

There are many types of Wau. The most widely known is Wau Kikik (Malay Kite). It is the simple tailless diamond-shaped kite similar to that of Eddie Kite. An evolutionary design varies from the basic shape and feature a tail.

Wau Kikik (Malay Kite)

The other widely known Wau are; Wau Bulan (Moon Kite), Wau Kucing (Cat Kite) and Wau Jalabudi (Woman Kite). These Wau are considered as the National Kites and are made compulsory items in national kite competitions. Wau Daun (Leaf Kite) is made optional in the national competitions.




Wau Bulan (Moon Kite) Wau Kucing (Cat Kite) Wau Jalabudi (Women Kite) Wau Daun (Leaf Kite)
There are other types of Wau that are owned-up and popularized by some states in Malaysia. They are:




Wau Helang (Hawk Kite) Wau Seri Bulan (Seri Bulan Kite) Wau Kapal (Ship Kite)
(owned-up by states of Perlis, Perak and Selangor respectively)

Wau Seri Negeri (Seri Negeri Kite) Wau Merak (Peacock Kite) Wau Dodo Helang (Dodo Helang Kite)
(owned-up by states of Negeri Sembilan, Johore and Terengganu respectively)











Wau Puyuh (Quail Kite) Wau Kangkang (Stride Kite) Wau Kenyalang (Hornbill Kite)
(owned-up by states of Kelantan, Kedah and Sarawak respectively)



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