Hi! We're working on developing an easy to use underwater drone that we'll be launching in September and we were wondering if any one would be willing to give us some feedback, or if anyone would be interested. We're building up a email newsletter following and we'll be sharing more details through that if you're interested in possibly buying one when we launch. Check us out at www.fathomdrone.com. Thanks in advance!
Underwater Drone
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What's the
- buoyancy characteristics
- depth rating
- maximum transmit range from controller (depth and lateral factors)
- Live video capable?
- Range of live video transmission
Just a few things off the top of my head I know a lot of us would like to know.
- buoyancy characteristics
- depth rating
- maximum transmit range from controller (depth and lateral factors)
- Live video capable?
- Range of live video transmission
Just a few things off the top of my head I know a lot of us would like to know.
On your web site, I see a cord attached to the vehicle, therefore its not a drone, its a really small ROV. Nothing new....
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I have seen several underwater drones.
At the risk of anthrpomorphising them, they seemed to be almost self aware.
Semi autonomous, but during the night they did bump into things.
Just like your gadget, they were "jet propelled" after a meal of beans and beers.
They believed they were in a program called "dive master intern".
See you at DEEMAH
At the risk of anthrpomorphising them, they seemed to be almost self aware.
Semi autonomous, but during the night they did bump into things.
Just like your gadget, they were "jet propelled" after a meal of beans and beers.
They believed they were in a program called "dive master intern".
See you at DEEMAH
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