GPS Projects for #backtoschool

If you are an educator, or a student who is learning how to use an Arduino or other basic microcontroller, learning how to use a GPS module is a great way to go from blinking LEDs to interacting with the outside world.  GPS modules are remarkably easy to use, and they open the door for many neat projects.  Here are just a few projects to inspire you:

Wonder if you’re giving your dog the exercise she needs? Like electronics? Make your own GPS dog collar!

Build a GPS enabled electronics bracer.

Make a tiny GPS tracker inside of a mini Altoids tin.

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Automatically set the time on your clock by adding a GPS module!

 


Adafruit for Educators! #backtoschool

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Please visit our educator’s section to learn more about:

  • Adafruit volume discounts and programs for educators, discounts galore!
  • Adafruit electronic kits, products, Arduino & Raspberry Pi products for education, we have’em!
  • Adafruit products and Arduino for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). Used in schools!
  • The Adafruit System, the best way to learn electronics!
  • Adafruit iron-on “skill badges” / patches and partners, celebrate skills building!
  • Resources for educators, our picks for educators!
  • Adafruit for educators content on Adafruit.com, daily posts for educators!
  • Circuit Playground – iPad/iPhone App For Educators, volume discounts via Apple’s edu program!
  • Adafruit copyright permission for educators, educators can use them, hassle-free!

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Filed under: gps — by Tyler Cooper, posted August 15, 2012 at 8:00 am


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