34 gps projects

Our Gnome is ready to follow you in your travels and keep track of all the places you visit thanks to a GPS and the Arduino Nano Every.

How to interface a GPS module (NEO-6M) with Arduino Mega. The data for longitude and latitude is displayed on the serial monitor.

We use an Arduino to build an autonomous "follow me" cooler that connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth and uses GPS to navigate.

In this project, I have shown how to interface a GPS module with Arduino UNO. The data for longitude and latitude is displayed on the LCD.

The project was initially designed to acquire real-time race car data for BAJA-SAE competitions.

Learn how to make a powerful Arduino GPS tracker that posts data to the cloud via LTE CAT-M and view data graphically on IoT dashboards!

Track ME is a "small" GPS, SD Card, and GSM Shield controlled by an Arduino Mega. Call me and get my location.

An unmanned ground vehicle, compatible with multi micro control. [OSHW] SA000001 | Certified open source hardware | oshwa.org/sa000001.html

Building a wireless, battery-powered GPS tracker using a Helium Atom, Arduino Zero, Azure IoT Hub, and Power BI.

An obstacle-detection and GPS-enabled navigation wearable for the visually impaired.

Chunchunmaru is an Arduino UNO-based robot which can carry heavy loads (100kg-200kg) from one location to another.

Connect GPS and MicroSD Card to Arduino and log the GPS information - Quick and Easy

This powerful cellular shield can easily turn your project into a full-fledged phone with voice, SMS, LTE data, GPS, and more!

Building on and up! Using the lessons learned from the first tracker computer, we combine a bit of everything in this code.

Move, Explore & Gift it forward!

Spending $1,000 on suspension repairs because the city failed to fix the potholes? This project makes sure that never happens again.

Directions on how to setup your DIYmall GPRS/GPS SIM908 Module so that you can get GPS / NMEA data from it.

Our train will solve many irritations. It is no longer crowded, faster, on time and gives you always up-to-date information through an app.

Collect info about things in the field, show the locations on a map, and perform spatial analysis. Use Azure IoT Hub to manage the data.

When out of cell range, you need a watch that lasts more then 24 hours and can radio for help. Pebble Time with SurvivalStrap is here.

This completely open-source LTE shield for Arduino uses the latest and greatest CAT-M NB-IoT technology optimized for low-power IoT devices!