We have great news for many of you who like the idea of fast, peer-to-peer networks consisting of devices of any scale, but are sceptical of Husarnet's closed source policy.
Your feedback convinced us that going open source is the right decision. And therefore we are happy to officially announce that Husarnet Client is now open source and available on our GitHub page.
The goal of this blog post is to tell our story about what led us toward this big change.
Did you ever want to be in two places at the same time? Who wouldn’t want to do that? Being able to multiply and handle many things at the same time sounds like a fantastic idea. Teleportation is yet to come but the market developed the next best thing – telepresence robots.
You don’t have to look far for examples of telepresence robots. Medicine and education are natural choices here. The whole idea behind the concept is that a robot can be present in one room, one city, country, and sometimes even a continent, however the person operating it – someplace else. A doctor operating on a patient in the U.S while physically being in the U.K. A teacher launching an experiment in class while being on a semi-sick leave. That’s not the future, that’s 2021.
In a nutshell – a very cost-efficient business opportunity. It’s an evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT) which has a potential to change industrial, business, and social use cases and interactions. How will it work and how can you profit?
