Utilizes Infinity’s patented Advanced Product Water Removal (APWR) system. By completely eliminating internal pumps and moving mechanical parts, the system ensures 100% silent operation with a minimal acoustic and vibration signature, a critical parameter for sensitive naval and oceanographic operations.
Unlike batteries, which steadily self-discharge and lose critical energy in cold ocean-floor environments, Infinity’s fuel cells experience zero self-discharge when turned off. This allows a UUV to launch, transit to a destination, hibernate on the sea floor for long durations, and turn back on to complete its mission without losing stored energy.
The system’s compact, optimized footprint (12” W x 9.875” H x 34” L) is specifically engineered to slide cleanly into standard subsea pressure hulls, minimizing the need for expensive, custom vehicle redesigns.
Utilizes Infinity’s patented Advanced Product Water Removal (APWR) technology. By eliminating internal pumps and moving mechanical components, the system operates with an exceptionally low acoustic and vibration signature—an important advantage for sensitive naval and oceanographic missions.
Unlike conventional batteries, which gradually self-discharge during storage, Infinity’s fuel cell system does not consume stored reactants while powered off, preserving energy for future mission requirements. This enables a UUV to transit to a destination, remain dormant on the seafloor for extended periods, and resume operations with its stored energy available when needed.
With a compact footprint of 12" W × 9.875" H × 34" L, the Mystic 2000 is engineered to integrate into standard subsea pressure hulls, helping reduce the need for costly custom vehicle modifications.
