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ROADMAP #3

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betatim opened this issue Feb 16, 2017 · 1 comment
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ROADMAP #3

betatim opened this issue Feb 16, 2017 · 1 comment

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betatim commented Feb 16, 2017

Where are we headed?

Vision or very long term goal

A open-source platform that can be used for humanitarian GPS tracking and logging. hackable, low cost, and robust.

This roadmap is organized into stages of development, leading towards
a field tested design that can be extended for new needs.

Stage 1

  • breadboard assembly of components
  • record GPS traces in memory and SD card
    • battery powered data logging (temperature not GPS)
    • battery powered GPS logging
  • simple REST end point to upload data to
  • first iteration of a case to house components
  • tools to overlay traces on existing maps
  • define data format

Stage 2

  • record GPS traces for short time (~2min) and then sleep for a
    long time (10min)
  • second iteration of case
  • less simple REST end point to upload data to (identify individual devices, JSON API)
  • combined power supply using 12V motorbike power and a battery

Stage 3

  • broadcast recorded GPS points when near a friendly WiFi AP
  • server that receives GPS points, can display them and export to other
    formats

Stage 4

  • add GSM module to transmit location every N minutes
  • server that listens for text messages and records them
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julianpistorius commented Mar 11, 2017

Have you thought about using Low-Power Wide-Area Network (LPWAN) like LoRa or Weightless? You could use this when there is no GSM coverage.

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