Tiny Arduino Compatible GPS Car Tracker :: James Bond Wanna Be

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a GPS data logger using the TinyDuino platform. It covers the necessary materials, assembly, coding, testing, and data analysis. The project involves assembling a TinyDuino processor, GPS module, and SD logger into a magnetic key case to covertly track a vehicle. The tutorial also explains how to upload code, test the device, and analyze the collected GPS data using Google Earth.

What is the primary purpose of the GPS data logger project discussed in the video?

• To monitor weather conditions

• To track a vehicle covertly

• To measure speed of a vehicle

• To record audio data

Which platform is used for building the GPS data logger?

• BeagleBone

• TinyDuino

• Raspberry Pi

• ESP32

What is the recommended size for the micro SD card used in the project?

• 8 GB

• 1 GB

• 2 GB

• 4 GB

What is the first shield to be connected on top of the TinyDuino processor?

• WiFi shield

• GPS shield

• SD card shield

• USB adapter shield

Which software is used to upload the code to the TinyDuino processor?

• Visual Studio Code

• Arduino IDE

• NetBeans

• Eclipse

What format should the GPS data file be converted to for use with Google Earth?

• CSV

• KML

• NMEA

• TXT

Where did the narrator find the best placement for the GPS module on the vehicle?

• Under the car frame

• On the roof of the van

• Inside the glove compartment

• In the trunk