Build Your Own GPS Tracking System with Raspberry Pi

Build Your Own GPS Tracking System with Raspberry Pi

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Build your own GPS tracking system-Raspberry Pi Zero Course

45 Lessons (2h)

Getting started with Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless
Learning Agenda2:18
Introduction to Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless3:00
Raspberry Pi 3 vs Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless5:37
Installation & configuration
Writing Operating System image7:07
Setting WIFI & SSH without monitor3:09
IP Scanner2:42
Auto scanning the IP4:22
Setting static IP address for Raspberry Pi Zero W4:51
Accessing the graphical user interface of the Pi7:08
Testing GPS module & GPSD configuration
Project concept2:22
Hardware requirements2:28
Hardware requirements list
GPS working principle4:40
Testing the GPS module7:02
Circuit diagram - Testing the GPS module
Linux tool automation
Testing GPS module using Raspberry Pi2:19
Circuit diagram - Testing the GPS module using Raspberry Pi
Understanding GPSD1:41
GPSD Installation & Configuration3:46
XGPS1:55
Starting GPSD on boot3:27
Coding the GPS in Python
Fetching raw data using Python3:28
Real-time demo - Fetching raw data0:58
Source code - Raw GPS data using Python
Fetching the required data from GPS2:45
Real time demo - Fetching the required data0:49
Source code - Extracting required GPS data
Building the IOT Dashboard
Understanding IoT and data analytics3:13
IoT dashboard installation and configuration9:08
Source code - Random number generation
Final circuit Diagram
Sending GPS data to web server5:12
Automate Ubigps to start on boot2:38
Real-time demonstration5:21
Source code - Sending GPS data to Web Server
Advanced GPS Data visualization
Understanding alternate IoT dashboard2:11
Account creation & setup1:13
Understanding the Advanced IoT dashboard program 12:26
Understanding the Advanced IoT dashboard program 22:02
Required Library installation and program automation4:23
Real-time demonstration4:45
Source code
Quiz - Hardware
Quiz - Programming
Conclusion2:08

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Learn Raspberry Pi By Building & Testing A GPS Tracking System

David ComfinyComfiny 4.3/5 Instructor Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Comfiny is dedicated to creating a better learning experience for anyone who wants to explore the field of cutting-edge technologies. Their business idea supports this vision by offering a range of well-designed high-quality courses. Comfiny's minds are a team of committed developers involved in sharing knowledge and skills gained from various IT industries.

They believe in exploring cutting-edge technologies down to its minute details and aim to cover multiple aspects of it to make sure that learning from them is easy for beginners and useful for advanced learners as well.

Description

The best way to learn Raspberry Pi is by doing and in this course, you'll get familiar with specific features by building your own GPS tracking system. From setup and configuration to location tracking through Google Maps, this course will help you go from beginner to advanced with Raspberry Pi.

Access 45 lectures & 2 hours of content 24/7
Install the latest Raspbian OS without any external monitor
Learn how to test whether the GPS module is functioning or not
Discuss the Linux commands needed to access GPS functionality on the terminal
Get to know about GPS data extraction & programming using Python
Design a dashboard & analyze GPS data in real-time from anywhere

Note: Raspberry Pi kit not included.

Specs

Important Details

Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
Certification of completion not included
Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
Experience level required: all levels

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Requirements

Any device with basic specifications

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