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The extendable Arduino GPS data logger consists of a shield that is fitted with the GPS receiver, SD card reader, and accelerometer, together with an Arduino UNO board. This combination of components ...

Global positioning system (GPS) technology is increasingly used to assess geographically varying exposure in population studies. However, there has been limited evaluation of accuracy and completeness ...

Have you ever wondered where your partner goes during the day? They claim to be at the office, but when they get home they smell strongly of dung and are chewing on a piece of straw. You suspect they ...

I've reviewed several Bluetooth GPS devices here at pocketnow.com over the last year. Though each device has its own unique features, I've recently been introduced to a GPS device that takes some ...

This one is fitting – I was just checking out Suunto’s sweet gps data logging watches today. [Steve Cholewiak] sent in his diy GPS data logger. It uses an old DeLorme tripmate – these were serial gps ...

When I decided to build a multi-rotor, I knew I that I wanted to track its flight path, as I would be flying several hundred yards once I had the FPV setup going. I spent weeks searching for and ...

We first caught sight of this tiny Bluetooth GPS data logger a few months back under the guise of the Columbus V-900 but unfortunately didn't have much in the way of a price, release date, or complete ...

Serious rocket hobbyists aren’t content with merely launching their rockets into the air. [wwgd] wants to have an on board computer to control his flights and log the data. He doesn’t quite know how ...

It's not the first DIY GPS data logger by a long shot, but Steve Cholewiak's new PIC16F88 Delorme Tripmate -- which Steve originally envisioned as a way to log his runs by carrying the unit in a ...

First, the 30-second history. Think back to 1984-ish when Top Fuel racer Kenny Bernstein and crewchief AA/Dale Armstrong were among the first to bring attention to race car data logging. The company ...