The Dronecode Foundation is home to the @PX4Autopilot, MAVLink, QGC, and the MAVSDK for MAVLink. Dronecode is a US-based non-profit hosted by @linuxfoundation.
Our mission is to support development, distribution, and adoption of open source software like #ROS and #Gazebo for use in the robotics industry. Formerly OSRF.
We make very small computers which you can buy from just $4. We are also the literal coolest. Be excellent to each other. Tech support: forums.raspberrypi.com
Brooklyn, NY USA - Manufacturer, open-source hardware, certified Minority and Woman-owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE) X account managed by @ladyada & @ptorrone
Occupy the skies
Past in drones, airtaxis and media. Present in AI+Science. Also nerdy autonomous car racing hobby at @DIYRobocars
Photo by @chrismichel
Drone enthusiast. Tech policy nerd. VP of Policy & Gov Relations @BostonDynamics. Former VP of Policy at DJI. Personal views only. Also find me @RobotPolicy
The leading provider of enterprise open source solutions, using a community-powered approach to deliver Linux, hybrid cloud, edge, and Kubernetes technologies.
Home of the annual Open Hardware Summit hybrid remote & inperson summit celebrating open source creations l Edinburgh 2025⚡⚙️🔧 News at @oshwassociation
We are building an intelligent robotics platform to unlock the creative and economic potential of millions more businesses, entrepreneurs and developers.
DroneBlocks creates opportunities for students of all ages to learn Blockly, Python, and JavaScript by programming autonomous drone missions in the classroom.