We are very pleased to be working with the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment to modify and trial ROVs for use in marine biosecurity surveillance: The Seed – Biosecurity Innovation Hub March 2019
BlueROV2 battery swap
Longest-Living Vertebrate on Earth
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BlueROV2 on cover of Marine Technology Reporter
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Logitech F710 with Mac
For all you Mac users out there, the best way to connect your Logitech F710 controller for use with QGroundControl is:
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- Switch mode to “D”
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- Have the controller’s dongle ready to insert into your USB port
- Push the central button with the Logitech logo to “wake up” your controller. The green light should flash a few times
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- Insert the USB dongle while the controller light is flashing
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Your Mac should now recognize the controller.
To confirm, go to the Apple Menu / About This Mac / System Report / Hardware/ USB and look for Logitech Wireless Gamepad