A remotely operated vehicle (ROV) is an unmanned, robotic device used to explore underwater environments. Controlled from a distance, ROVs are equipped with cameras and sensors, allowing operators to gather data and capture images of the ocean floor and marine life. They are commonly used in scientific research, underwater inspections, and deep-sea exploration. ROVs can operate at various depths, making them essential for tasks that are too dangerous or difficult for human divers. They are often deployed in industries such as oil and gas, marine biology, and oceanography, providing valuable insights into underwater ecosystems and infrastructure.