Today we present an expansion shield for Raspberry Pi to control the very effective GSM/GPRS SIM900 and SIM908 (with GPS) modules: in this way it is possible to extend the functionality of Raspberry Pi for mobile applications (eg: remote control) and, by employing the SIM908 module, even the GPS functionality. Even if we will describe […]
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The new shield designed for Arduino and Raspberry Pi integrates the SIM908 module which counts with both GPRS and GPS technologies what allows to easily perform realtime tracking applications. The idea is simple: read the GPS coordinates (longitude and latitude) and send them by using a HTTP request to a web server. Then use a
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Previously I built a project where I connected a Neo-6M to an Arduino, but this time around, I wanted to show how to use a GPS with the Raspberry PI. Now there are several USB solutions, and apps that work with them, but I wanted to show how to use a $20 GPS module with
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Introduction Ingredients: 1 x GPS module 1 x Antenna 1 x Arduino Uno or 1 x Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi + Raspberry Pi 1 x Two small wires (Red an Black) 1 x PC Preparation Time: The GPS module for Arduino and Raspbery Pi is a small electronic circuit that allows to connect to
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This example will show how to use the Dexter Industries GPS shield with the Raspberry Pi using the Arduberry. Step 1: Hardware Required 1.Raspberry Pi 2.Arduberry 3.Dexter Industries GPS Shield Step 2: Connection the shield Slide on the Dexter Industries GPS shield on the Arduberry. Slide the Arduberry on the Raspberry Pi and power it
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How easy is it to get your Raspberry Pi eavesdropping on satellites 20,000 km up in the sky? Wonderfully easy thanks to Linux, and affordable thanks to Adafruit’s Ultimate GPS Breakout! This quick learning guide will show you everything you need to do to add position tracking to your Pi project using the open source
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Part 1 he Doctor: People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, butactually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint—it’s more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly… timey-wimey… stuff. Amy Pond: It’s spacey-wacey, isn’t it? —Dr. Who? Though delightfully silly, there is some truth to that quote! Time is an amazing phenomenon
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Ingredients: 1 x Raspberry Pi 1 x GPS shield for Raspberry Pi 1 x Antenna 1 x Two small wires (Red an Black) NOTE: If you don’t have a Raspberry Pi you can get one buying a Raspberry Pi Starter Kit. Difficulty: Medium – Preparation Time: 30 minutes NOTE: All the code examples in this
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