Crowd funding starts for ‘prosumer’ nano-ROV
A wide range of remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROVs) can be found in the market but a Spanish company claims it is plugging a gap in the market, somewhere between the existing professional systems, which are very expensive and cheaper non-professional units which are closer to being a toy than a working tool.
A wide range of remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROVs) can be found in the market but a Spanish company claims it is plugging a gap in the market, somewhere between the existing professional systems, which are very expensive and cheaper non-professional units which are closer to being a toy than a working tool.
