The Sibiu Nano Drone Offers Open-Source Software and Optional Self-Assembly
Rahul Kalvapalle — February 7, 2018 — Art & Design
The Sibiu Nano is a remotely operable underwater drone, developed by Spain-based Nido Robotics, that offers the utility of the typical underwater drone in addition to the added enjoyment of optional self-assembly.
This underwater drone can certainly be purchased pre-assembled, but can also be procured in the form of a kit that allows consumers to put the drone together themselves. What's more, the drone is designed to easily accept accessories and upgrades, while the use of open-source software means that users with an eye for coding can program different uses for the drone.
Currently the subject of a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo, the Sibiu Nano underwater drone is a fine example of open-source coding and DIY sensibilities infiltrating a new and exciting market space.
Credit: Nido Robotics
This underwater drone can certainly be purchased pre-assembled, but can also be procured in the form of a kit that allows consumers to put the drone together themselves. What's more, the drone is designed to easily accept accessories and upgrades, while the use of open-source software means that users with an eye for coding can program different uses for the drone.
Currently the subject of a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo, the Sibiu Nano underwater drone is a fine example of open-source coding and DIY sensibilities infiltrating a new and exciting market space.
Credit: Nido Robotics
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