How to Track Government Aircraft 200 Miles Away with a Raspberry Pi Intelligent Aerospace Aircraft equipped with ADS-B are constantly shouting their location into the radio void, along with other useful unauthenticated and unencrypted data. Using an ADS-B receiver with a Software Defined Radio (SDR) and a Raspberry Pi , which will make in ..
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Lifehacker Australia Use A Raspberry Pi To Keep Track Of Who's Home Or In The Office Lifehacker Australia The Raspberry Pi Zero basically scans for MAC addresses so you can easily see who's connected to a Wi-Fi network at any given point. That data is then displayed on a dashboard and you can even set it up so you get text messages when someone arrives.
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Lifehacker Use a Raspberry Pi to Keep Track of Who's Home or in the Office Lifehacker The Raspberry Pi Zero basically scans for MAC addresses so you can easily see who's connected to a Wi-Fi network at any given point. That data is then displayed on a dashboard and you can even set it up so you get text messages when someone arrives
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Formula Pi is the latest Kickstarter project to come from PiBorg , the team responsible for the ZeroBorg motor controller, the wonderful DiddyBorg robot, plus a bunch of other wonderful Pi creations. We’re big fans.
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Formula Pi – the latest from PiBorg