The deep-sea Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) system is designed for maximum working depths of 4,500 meters. It weighs 4 tons in air and has an effective load capacity of 200 kg. The vehicle's external dimensions are 3.36 meters in length, 2.12 meters in width, and 2.35 meters in height.

It is equipped with two hydraulic thrusters, each with a capacity of 250 kgf, and four electric thrusters, each with a capacity of 200 kgf. The ROV features two robotic arms with seven functions, and it has a carrying capacity of 91 kg when fully extended.

This underwater system serves as a universal platform designed to meet the needs of deep-sea scientific research, with scientific exploration as its primary objective. It combines the technical features of commonly used unmanned underwater vehicles, allowing it to move to specific operation points as required by various tasks in complex deep-sea conditions.

The platform provides strong support and a stable operational base to complete diverse tasks effectively. Additionally, it includes multiple electrical, hydraulic, and communication interfaces, as well as operational tools and modules, facilitating a wide range of engineering operations for deep-sea scientific exploration.