Hi everyone,
I am currently working on Rheo Dive, a smart dive mask that integrates a heads up display and dive computer into a single unit. The project is still in development and patent pending, and one of my main goals is to build it in partnership with the diving community rather than in isolation.
As divers, we all know that every piece of gear comes with trade offs. Engineering is always about balancing priorities: battery life versus brightness, weight versus durability, simplicity versus customization, and so on. I would like to open the curtain a bit and share more of the development process with this community.
What I would like to ask you is:
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts,
Tanner
Rheo Dive
I am currently working on Rheo Dive, a smart dive mask that integrates a heads up display and dive computer into a single unit. The project is still in development and patent pending, and one of my main goals is to build it in partnership with the diving community rather than in isolation.
As divers, we all know that every piece of gear comes with trade offs. Engineering is always about balancing priorities: battery life versus brightness, weight versus durability, simplicity versus customization, and so on. I would like to open the curtain a bit and share more of the development process with this community.
What I would like to ask you is:
- What kind of information would you be most interested in seeing as the product develops?
- Are you more curious about technical design choices (electronics, sensors, materials) or the practical side (ease of use, safety, training)?
- When it comes to trade offs, what are the areas you care about most? For example, would you accept a heavier mask for more features, or would you prefer a lighter, simpler device even if it means fewer capabilities?
- Are there specific updates, PCB development, CAD, prototyping, testing reports, or behind the scenes details that would keep you engaged and make this journey interesting to follow?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts,
Tanner
Rheo Dive