ARLA/CLUSTER: SatNOGs wins Hackaday Prize

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

The open-source amateur satellite tracking project *SatNOGS* has won the
Hackaday 1st prize and an amateur radio SDR won 3rd prize

Six months ago Hackaday challenged their readers to realize the future of
open, connected devices, The prize was a ticket to travel into space.
The winners were announced at the Electronica trade show in Munich on
November 13.

The SatNOGs project is a thrilling example of the benefits of a connected
world. It opens up the use of satellite data to a much wider range of
humanity by providing plans to build satellite tracking stations, and a
protocol and framework to share the satellite data with those that cannot
afford, or lack the skills to build their own tracking station.
The hardware itself is based on readily available materials, commodity
electronics, and just a bit of 3D printing.
SatNOGS ground station

Read the Hackaday article at
http://hackaday.com/2014/11/13/satnogs-wins-the-2014-hackaday-prize/

Ham Radio in Hackaday Prize Finals
http://amsat-uk.org/2014/11/08/ham-radio-in-hackaday-prize-finals/
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