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| === Software === | === Software === | ||
| - | The software for this project is written in Python and is intended to run on a Raspberry Pi. The code is available [[https:// | + | The software for this project is written in Python and is intended to run on a Raspberry Pi. The code is available [[https:// |
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| We also envisioned an application where some of these units could be mounted at various locations throughout the ISS. If an astronaut wanted to know where to return an item, they could walk up to the unit, put the item (with RFID tag) in front of the unit, and press a button. | We also envisioned an application where some of these units could be mounted at various locations throughout the ISS. If an astronaut wanted to know where to return an item, they could walk up to the unit, put the item (with RFID tag) in front of the unit, and press a button. | ||
| - | Here, the unit just scanned a box of ramen noodles. | + | Here, the unit just scanned a box of ramen noodles, and ideally, the display would then inform the user where to store the item. |
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