OPEN SOURCE INTELLIGENT ROBOTS

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Inexpensive open-source robotic technology for science and education.

Who We Are

We are a passionate team of people who are designing and building open-source robots to assist in scientific research and conservation efforts around the world. Join us today

Our Robots

Our robots are cheap, open-source, powered by renewables and can operate fully autonomously in the harshest conditions for long-duration missions.

Our Mission

Develop cheap open-source robotic technology to assist our partners in acquiring high-quality scientific data and delivering inspiring science communication.

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Control our underwater robots directly from your web browser and explore the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef today!

Our robots are solar-powered and have sonar obstacle avoidance, ensuring you enjoy an eco-friendly experience.

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Gathering crucial data for effective surveillance of our world’s oceans can often surpass budgetary capacities, placing it beyond the grasp of most ocean researchers.

Designed for extended missions that span across months, Osibot Duck harnesses the power of the sun, operating entirely on solar energy. It can be controlled and relay data in real-time using the innovative Starlink satellite communications network.

Robust

Cost Effective

Open Source Technology

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AUTONOMOUS SURVEY SWARM

It is incredibly important to survey coral reefs regularly to document any changes to this critical ecosystem and to ground-truth satellite observations.

Our autonomous mapping robots can individually scan over a hectare of area per day, taking over 4000 images and creating high-quality ortho mosaic images of a single site of interest.

Easy To Use

Cost Effective

Open Source Technology

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GBR CONNECT

A large-scale project over ten years to connect scientists to the Great Barrier Reef via a series of underwater research hubs extending from the reef lagoon to one thousand meters.

Scientists can make scientific observations and collect data remotely in real time by connecting their own experiments to our underwater hubs. This will provide a cost-effective solution, leveraging new technology, to better study the Great Barrier Reef.

Revolutionise Marine Science Data Collection

Cost Effective

Open Source Technology

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We also provide custom solutions - contact us about your project today.

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