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Open source autonomy from ground to orbit | ED @dronecode @linuxfoundation | PX4 · Pixhawk · MAVLink · Space Grade Linux | 🇲🇽
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Latin America’s AI Opportunity: From Adoption to Co-Creation Through Open Source

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By Ramón Roche
| The Linux Foundation
As the general manager of Dronecode Foundation, a Linux Foundation project, I work at the intersection of autonomy and open source. I spend a lot of time thinking about what it takes to move advanced technology from research labs into real-world, safety-critical environments. In the drone ecosystem, whether we are talking about agriculture, infrastructure inspection, disaster response, or public safety, AI only delivers value when it is affordable, adaptable, and trusted.
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Dronecode welcomes Microsoft, ModalAI, and Teal as new members.

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By Ramón Roche
| dronecode.org
Zurich, Switzerland — June 20, 2019 — The Dronecode Project (Dronecode), home to open source projects like the PX4 Autopilot and the MAVLink protocol, today is celebrating the start of the first-ever PX4 Developer Summit at ETH Zürich, and has announced that Microsoft, ModalAI and Teal have joined as members to support the open source ecosystem.
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Sony Electronics joins Dronecode to broaden industrial camera integration

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By Ramón Roche
| dronecode.org
Sony Electronics Inc., a worldwide leader in 4K technology, announced its membership in the Dronecode Project, the vendor-neutral home for open source technologies like PX4®, QGroundControl®, MAVLink, and DronecodeSDK. Sony Visual Imaging Solutions Group, located in San Jose, California, promotes a wide range of industry-leading, Industrial compact video and still camera products that offer advanced, high-resolution image capture capabilities to developers of commercial drone and robotic systems.
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