Building an Open-Source Tool for Cave Surveying @element14presents
Building an Open-Source Tool for Cave Surveying  @element14presents
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Phil spent years groveling in mud trying to map caves. He shows you how he found a better way, using open source software and electronics!

Join Phil, an avid caver, as he recounts his journey of creating a cutting-edge cave surveying tool. Reflecting on his experiences in the 1990s, where primitive equipment like mechanical compasses and cumbersome tape measures hindered exploration efforts, Phil recognized the need for a more effective solution!

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