The SunbYte project aims to revolutionise solar telescope technology by creating a low cost telescope using novel manufacturing techniques such as 3D printing, Arduino controllers and Raspberry Pi computers. The Sunbyte team is made up of an interdisciplinary student group from across the University of Sheffield. Watch the students use a balloon to send their telescpoe up into the atmosphere, overcoming technical challenges along the way.
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