D-ONE has officially been tested and initialy approved by the Romanian Navy representative. Commanding Officer of the Hyperbaric Laboratory from the Navy Diving Centre, Commander Munteanu, together with his surface team, engineers Emil Avram and Daniel Stoenciu, took the oportunity to test the D-ONE as part of a serial FATs performed by DRASS in Livorno, Italy.
D-ONE will be integrated in the Hyperbaric Diving Simulator Project that is to be delivered to the Romanian Navy within the second quarter of 2022.
The originality of D-ONE helmet lies in its modularity that allows the same shell to be used in varying dive environments as necessary thanks to interchangeable pods: Standard Pod for air diving, Reclaim Pod for air diving in contaminated waters and optional Rebreather/Reclaim Pod, in compliance with the most stringent diving regulations.
