Pure LoRa tracking is a system used to track and monitor endangered wildlife through lower power IoT technology (LoRaWAN). The system monitors wildlife with sensors attached to the animals relaying packet data (Strength and Time of flight) to gateway devices. The gateway devices transmits the data over the internet to a server to be stored. The stored data is processed using the location of each tower to then calculate the approximate location of each sensor. The stored data will be processed using the location of each tower to calculate the approximate location of each sensor. The management portal is used to view the maps, sensors and tracking data of diffent parks and to manage parks, LoRaWAN Devices and staff.
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| Isak van der Walt u20468203 |
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He works part-time as a tech-team member for the Tuks Computer Science department where he is a sysadmin and full-stack developer |
| Liam Burgess u18015001 |
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Liam is a Computer Science, Applied Mathematics and Data Science student. He has worked with embedded systems ranging from PIC Microcontrollers to Raspberry PI and BeagleBone with MQTT. A passionate learner always wishing to learn more. |
| Teddy Thobane u20493836 |
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Teddy is very well-versed in low-level programming and reverse engineering. He has experience working with embedded systems and firmware, and he is familiar with multiple CPU architectures. |
| Adir Miller u20692286 |
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His passion lies in backend development and backend web development as well as wireless technologies such as WiFi, Bluetooth and various others. He prides himself on being a quick learner and a problem solver. |
| Brandon Kruger u18019499 |
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Brandon has experience as a full-stack developer, he currently works part-time as a front-end web developer. I enjoy sailing and solving problems. |