Qysea, one of the only robotics companies pushing the envelope for underwater drones, has a new modular, AI-equipped, underwater robot that gets almost everything right.
The camera, though, leaves something to be desired.
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Three Asian companies, underwater robotics company QYSEA, Japanese telecommunications provider KDDI and manufacturer PRODRONE, have collaborated on the first-ever commercial drone that can both fly in the air and operate underwater. dpreview.com »
2022-01-20 19:00
Underwater drones are still in their infancy. While filmmakers are already using them to create magnificent art, underwater drones haven't approached ubiquity for consumers and enthusiasts.
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