The Dory Explore, an upgraded version of the affordable underwater drone Dory, is designed for treasure hunters with features like a metal detector and treasure-collecting net.
With its new treasure-hunting capabilities, the Dory Explore invites you to experience the thrill of discovery without a hefty price tag. Dory Explore's new features, like a metal detector and treasure-collecting net, are all included in the most affordable underwater drone .In 2019, Chasing Innovation introduced an accessible underwater drone called ‘Dory’ at the affordable Kickstarter price of $349.
The company has launched the Dory Explore, an upgraded version designed for treasure-hunting enthusiasts to build on this legacy. This model remains affordable and has exciting new features, including a joystick remote, a metal detector, and a treasure-collecting net. The new Dory adheres to its predecessor’s design philosophy but has been upgraded to cater to the niche market of underwater explorers and YouTubers. Beyond marketing gimmicks, these features extend the drone’s utility, making it an even more appealing option for hobbyists and serious treasure hunters.The Dory Explore maintains a lightweight profile at just 1.1 kg (2.4 lbs) but is robust enough to dive up to 15 meters (49 feet). Connectivity is maintained through an innovative Wi-Fi buoy system, which floats on the surface while the drone explores underwater, tethered by an electrical cable. This system ensures stable communication and live video streaming via an iOS/Android app, allowing for real-time viewing and control. It has an HD camera that captures video at 1080p/30fps, stored on the buoy’s 16GB internal memory. Navigation is powered by five thrusters, three vertical and two horizontal, enabling precise movements and stable hovering underwater. The drone’s battery supports a runtime ranging from 35 minutes to four hours, depending on usage intensity and speed, which peaks at 1.5 knots. The standout features of the Dory Explore are the metal detector and collecting ne
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