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🛩️ This is so cool: A Redditor living under SFO's takeoff path built a ceiling projection that maps every plane flying over their house in real time, using ADS-B, the open radio signal aircraft broadcast on 1090 MHz. Same feed as FlightRadar24, picked up with a cheap SDR dongle... show more

International Cyber Digest

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International Cyber Digest3 months ago

The project has been open-sourced, give it a try:

Shubh3 months ago

This is the kind of thing they put in mit maker portfolio.

International Cyber Digest3 months ago

It will def help you yeah.

nkemjika (Kemi)3 months ago

I initially thought he captured high def video and projected the video feed onto his bedroom ceiling. Great invention idea. The gutter looked like crown molding

.3 months ago

im sorry, i keep commenting on this video from diff posts but this is the coolest shit ever

aaadddmm3 months ago

I wish I was this type of nerd/Asperger’s. I’m just good at Jeopardy!

joe3 months ago

He was depressed and decided to make his reality happier

Monty Nicol3 months ago

I vibe coded something similar, not as good as this. I live in Malta so I made an app that tells me whenever a large heavy plane is flying over flight within 40 miles and even estimates where I should go to which balcony, front or back, and what direction to look to see the plane if I want Here is a screenshot of it working. An A380 is flying past! I'm going to my back balcony with FlightRadar24 and going to look at it

Robert Bye3 months ago

When a sentence starts with ‘A Redditor’ you know it’s going to be something nerdy and awesome.

IPlayedWithFire3 months ago

I truly wish I had this version of the 'tism...

Cybernorse3 months ago

Creative #DIY use of #ADS‑B and an #SDR dongle for real‑time flight tracking turning airport noise into an interactive ceiling projection. #Cybernorse

Friend in the West3 months ago

@StellerexTV Let me guess… he’s single.

Andy Dufresne Inc3 months ago

This would be cool for about 5 min max. After that, you’re just dealing with a weirdo needs to get out of his house more.

AIRBORNE_EEvEE3 months ago

Holy shit, this is the coolest thing ever.

Abe3 months ago

🔥🤘

Benjamin Hopton3 months ago

That’s fucking siiiiiick

Mr. Brewer3 months ago

This is kinda purposeless because all he needed to do is to look outside

Anna Nutha Thing3 months ago

And the open door resembling a tall building in 3d adds to the impact!

mandarinoranges3 months ago

“international cyber digest” btw

HipsterRudolph3 months ago

what a fkin nerd. lemme check that git.

Tiresias3 months ago

A $30 SDR dongle and an open radio signal turns into a real-time aviation map projected onto your ceiling - that's the kind of project that shows how accessible signals intelligence has become for personal use. The same setup people use for serious aircraft tracking and OSINT investigations can also just make your apartment look like a control tower. Are there other broadcast signals that would work for similar ambient projects, like ship AIS or satellite passes?

X 🇺🇸3 months ago

Not the same as flightradar24 unfortunately, flightradar incorporates satellite coverage allowing them to catch many more flights than ADS-B. That being said you can catch some flights that otherwise wouldn’t want to be detected using ADS-B rather than Flightradar24

Tamasik3 months ago

This is why I love Reddit.

🇪🇪 Jasiel Silva 🇧🇷3 months ago

Olha que massa mano @realkalebe

AlphaWire3 months ago

This is what happens when curiosity meets a $30 SDR dongle and too many planes overhead, open source and genuinely useful!

I3 months ago

I would never leave the house.

stinky pinky 🇺🇲3 months ago

What disappointing your family and wasting away in your room looks like.

Obanjo3 months ago

This is so cool man

Matt Piercy3 months ago

That is so fucking cool!

Red3 months ago

Anyone have the tutorial?

Space Jockey3 months ago

Damn this is fantastic

MarceLUX•♰🌹🇪🇸🇪🇺3 months ago

@Alexmp_83

hassan3 months ago

ufo

Gavin Belson Jr.3 months ago

now this is cool af

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