Open source Ubuntu Core connects robots, drones and smart homes

By Staff on March 2, 2015

Ubuntu is coming to drones, robots and smart homes.

The smallest version of the Ubuntu operating system, Snappy Ubuntu Core, is now opening up to smart devices and other Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Builders of drones, robots and smart-home kit will be able to develop, simulate and run their devices using the software, with an app store for customers to update and improve their devices on an ongoing basis.

via Open source Ubuntu Core connects robots, drones and smart homes – CNET.

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