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SudoProc – A solderable 1.8GHz Quad Cortex A17 module With 4GB RAM and HDMI 2.0 1

SudoProc – A solderable 1.8GHz Quad Cortex-A17 module With 4GB RAM and HDMI 2.0

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A Slovenia based startup Sudo Systems will soon launch a module called SudoProc. This module is highly compact (65 x 40 x 4.3mm) and solderable. It contains Rockchip’s 1.8GHz, quad-core, Cortex-A17 SoC RK3288 SoC with 600MHz Mali-T764 GPU. The highlighted feature set includes 4GB of dual-channel 1066MHz LPDDR3 RAM. SudoProc also includes an embedded security engine, a Gigabit Ethernet controller, […]

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With U Smart Sole DIY GPS Embedded Smart Shoe Sole MITBetterWorld

“With U Smart Sole” DIY GPS Embedded Smart Shoe Sole #MITBetterWorld

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What do you do when someone is chasing you or you are lost? Cross your fingers? Don’t. When you are in trouble, just cross your feet [in a special way] and your location is sent to your family members. Wait there’s more! Even the family can get your location just by calling the shoe. When you call the SIM in

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2018 Will Mark A Milestone in GPS Technology with 30 centimeter Accuracy

2018 Will Mark A Milestone in GPS Technology with 30-centimeter Accuracy

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You’re in a crowded street with many high buildings around you and you find your car position on Google maps is wrong. That’s usual, right? This is caused from (fake/distorted) GPS signals reflected from the high buildings around you which make your GPS receiver do some wrong calculations. So be careful don’t always listen to

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SparkFun Basic Autonomou Kit for the Sphero RVR 1

RPi Zero W based robot kits offer pan-tilt cam, GPS, and ToF sensing

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The $120 to $165 “SparkFun Autonomous Kit for Sphero RVR” extends the $250 Sphero RVR robot with an Raspberry Pi Zero W, a pan-tilt camera, GPS, and an optional ToF distance sensor. SparkFun Electronics recently completed a successful Kickstarter project for its Sphero RVR, a four-wheeled tank-treaded robot that offers optional programming via a Raspberry Pi,

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