The Screen Tracker is an innovative device which is the size of a keychain and tells users the location of the International Space Station (ISS) and the position of the planets.
It contains a WiFi-enabled ESP32 processor, a small LCD screen and a Neopixel LED.
To attain this information, the tracker accesses a website that uses AWS to gather and display the relevant data.
Apart from being a cool, retro-style accessory, the tracker can teach users about topics such as orbits and how to work with screens and APIs.
It could also be used as a curio to settle arguments at parties about where the ISS is passing over.
