Centeye's Insect-Like Flying Robots In A DC Basement | TechCrunch Makers

2,037 views · Published 22 March 2013 · 4:14 · Indexed 30 September 2026

Channel: TechCrunch · 2013 · Science & Technology

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Centeye makes little electronic eyes that are cheap to reproduce and "see" only a few thousand pixels. Geoffrey Barrows, founder of Centeye, just released the open source Arudeye board, a tiny Arduino board with camera built-in. John Biggs interviews Barrows to learn more about how the Ardueye is made.

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