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| − | + | '''Objective:''' Build two "robots" that will primarily take latitude/longitude associated photos using a RasPi per "robot". | |
| − | <ref>[https://github.com/maxogden/joinopenwifi#joinopenwifi]</ref> | + | |
| + | '''Requirements:''' | ||
| + | Robot 1: | ||
| + | - Take a picture every 10 minutes. | ||
| + | - Record GPS' lat/lon with image | ||
| + | - Synchronize RasPi system time with GPS | ||
| + | - Waterproof | ||
| + | - Runs on battery, must be recharged daily. | ||
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| + | Robot 2: | ||
| + | - Take a picture every 10 minutes. | ||
| + | - Record GPS' lat/lon with image | ||
| + | - Synchronize RasPi system time with GPS | ||
| + | - Waterproof | ||
| + | - RasPi will connect to an open WiFi network, whenever it sees one and will upload all new images. <ref>["JoinOpenWifi Tool" https://github.com/maxogden/joinopenwifi#joinopenwifi]</ref> | ||
| + | - Runs on battery, must be recharged daily. | ||
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| + | '''Working Principle:''' | ||
| + | - The robots are powered using a phone battery pack that is easily charged via a standard USB charger. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 17 February 2016
Objective: Build two "robots" that will primarily take latitude/longitude associated photos using a RasPi per "robot".
Requirements: Robot 1:
- Take a picture every 10 minutes. - Record GPS' lat/lon with image - Synchronize RasPi system time with GPS - Waterproof - Runs on battery, must be recharged daily.
Robot 2:
- Take a picture every 10 minutes. - Record GPS' lat/lon with image - Synchronize RasPi system time with GPS - Waterproof - RasPi will connect to an open WiFi network, whenever it sees one and will upload all new images. <ref>["JoinOpenWifi Tool" https://github.com/maxogden/joinopenwifi#joinopenwifi]</ref> - Runs on battery, must be recharged daily.
Working Principle: - The robots are powered using a phone battery pack that is easily charged via a standard USB charger.
References
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