Track the ISS' current location & trajectory using a Raspberry Pi, ePaper Display, ProtoStax Enclosure and Python.
Developing my first skill with the Mycroft.ai open source voice assistant on a Raspberry Pi 3 - aka Picroft!
This device is like having a real moon in your hand or on your wall. It shows the live moon phase based on your current location.
An ESP32 with ePaper display showing the Apollo 11 radio transcript to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing.
A tracker for the International Space Station based on ESP32.
An ESP32 Powered Space-Themed Interactive Quiz Console
Accessory recording Adafruit GPS data that tracks your or your pet's outdoor route, decorated with traditional embroidery (of a spaceship)!
As masks become a necessity, we may as well match masks with our outfits, like this lit-up constellation design in the Starry Night series.
Find out where Space Stations are and who is on them.
An opensource community driven sensor ecosystem for data collection and distribution.
The goal of this project was to create a space where an individual can maximize their focus capabilities, even if just for a short time.
How to make lights change depending where on the Space Station is in space. Demonstrated on Philips Hue - can be made for GE C Life bulbs.
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IFTTT + Bolt IoT Platform to make project which notifies you every time when breaking news is released by NASA.
Build a project which notifies whenever ISS(International Space Station) passes over you only using BOLT and IFTTT.
Welcome to the Testing JLCPCB Flight Computer repository! This project focuses on the development, testing of the ESL flight computer.
An ESP8266-powered ISS tracker that uses NASA's live data to alert you when the Space Station passes overhead.
HELIOS: real-time space weather console using NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center data for GNSS, SATCOM & grid risk insights.
Create a spaceship-style alert system using Arduino, LEDs, and a push button to simulate normal and emergency modes.
Display next SpaceX rocket launch date and time (read from nextrocket. space), countdown from T-90 minutes.
