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Interesting Project
Having a Raspberry Pi myself, I have been amazed on the variety of solutions that can be done with a £25 ($35) computer.
Update:
This can be done and here is some proof:
http://www.flypig.co.uk/?page=list&list_id=363&list=blog
there is a video of this with the wireless keyboard
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GPS receivers do not transmit any information they are built for receiving information. The encompassing device then uses said information depending on what the device was built for.
You would be hard pressed to find a 'regular device' on the market which transmits data back to 'the satellites'. 'Talking' to 'the satellites' is not a necessary part of GPS ...
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I currently work for a company that builds and maintains a navigable map product for several car companies. I cannot tell you too many specifics (due to NDA), but I can give you a basic overview.
a) the GIS software that is powering automobile navigation systems.
Are there any published specs, or are they completely proprietary
implementations?
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Open Trip Planner (Developer Section)
OTP Deployer — The easiest way to get started with OTP is by using
OTP Deployer, an web-based utility provided by OpenPlans
Transportation. Deployer allows users to simply provide their transit
data in the standard GTFS formay, and the rest of the process — from
gathering street network data to building the ...
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Toolbars are located outside your screen area.
You can use Python console to move them on screen.
Here is example of moving Navigation Toolbar:
qgis.utils.iface.mapNavToolToolBar().move(10,10)
Names of other toolbars can be found by this link.
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