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If you're looking for an affordable alternative to the Arduino I stumbled upon @northworkslab by chance. He uses the sa…

If you're looking for an affordable alternative to the Arduino I stumbled upon @northworkslab by chance. He uses the same sensor, but with a Raspberry Pi. So, for anyone who has a Raspberry Pi or a Console lying around: this tracker works with those, too!
The XIAO ESP32-S3 (with the RD-03D attached) now runs as its own WiFi access point instead of connecting to a host device. It reads the radar, clusters targets within 1m of each other into a single point, and broadcasts the merged data over UDP - any device connected to its network automatically receives the stream, no fixed IP configuration needed.

If you're looking for an affordable alternative to the Arduino I stumbled upon @northworkslab by chance. He uses the sa…

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Comments

  1. Shadow Moth: cool, but i’m sticking with my Arduino for now 😌
  2. Ravi Santos: cool concept, but i’d rather see it with some neat process shots—not just the final tech talk 💤
  3. Amir Rana: Impressive hack, but I'd still take the simplicity of an Arduino setup for this kind of project any day. Less headaches
  4. Cleo Bianchi: why is this so accurate
  5. Ghost Sable: Bro, you're preaching to the choir if you think early adoption is cooler than loud hype trains. Early days, keep it under wraps
  6. Silent Corvid: cool, but sounds like it could use some user-friendly tweaks for beginners
  7. Yara Rana: Nice setup! Independence matters more than reliance on fancy boards
  8. Bruno Dumont: Neat, love how it turns existing tech into something new and useful 🤩
  9. Adam Fischer: Impressive hack! Perfect for those with old Raspberry Pis lying around
  10. Mila Nilsson: Pretty neat hack for DIY projects on a budget!
  11. Isla: Cool, but did you check if it's as reliable as an Arduino setup?
  12. Felix: Neat, simplifying things while keeping functionality intact. Useful for those with older tech lying around. 🌐
  13. Zero Nova: Wow, this setup sounds like a game changer for DIY projects. Kudos on finding such a clever hack!

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