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Safe redundant geo location reusing devices

This project aims at increasing safety of redundant location for rescue

What: Simple GPS signals to display locations.

How: Building tiny systems to track locations, based on affordable hardware and know-howr. Circular reusing simple devices.

Why: Conscious about safety in rescue and finding missions.

Where: Suitable for local rescue k9 demo under consideration now.

Status: TRL4 x CRL3 . Lab demo of integrated system x Validate the Market hypotheses

Affordable Overall the project relies in using existing devices and know-how

ONGOING JULY AUG 2025 … want to join or collaborate?: 📞 Contact us: | ✉️ ZryDys@gmail | 🌐 ZryDys.github.IO


Mission: to bridge the tech gap using open-source tools, training, and low-cost innovation — so even small associations or villages can benefit from solutions once reserved for corporations.

Examples of affordable solutions: adding demo or redundancy:

Promoting circular economy solutions where we can share, reuse, repair, refurbish existing devices. (contributing also to diminish pollution on disposal of old cellular or laptops) — – next tech references will be added below: #ais #gps #raspb #pi

Technical GPS PI references below

NMEA

NMEA 0183 is a communication standard used for transmitting data between marine electronics, such as GPS receivers and sonar devices, using a simple ASCII serial protocol. It allows one device (the talker) to send data to multiple devices (listeners) and is gradually being replaced by the newer NMEA 2000 standard in leisure marine applications.

Project Method

Project Definition Rating Index (PDRI) measures scope definition, identify gaps, and take actions to reduce risk during front end planning. The PDRI facilitator shares a summary report with all project stakeholders. 1 2

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Refs

References to other projects such as arduino with operational amplifiers for Intelligent Hearing Aid https://www.instructables.com/Intelligent-Hearing-Aid/ by Ojoshi )

  1. Wang, Y.-R. & Gibson, G. E. (2002). Using PDRI for project risk management. Paper presented at PMI® Research Conference 2002: Frontiers of Project Management Research and Applications, Seattle, Washington. Newtown Square, PA: Project Management Institute. 

  2. DOE G 413.3-12, U.S. Department of Energy Project Definition Rating Index Guide https://www.directives.doe.gov/directives-documents/400-series/0413.3-EGuide-12 (2010