This project implements a SatNOGS ground station, part of a global open-source satellite network, to track and listen to LEO satellites using affordable hardware. Key Features: Integration with the SatNOGS global network Built using low-cost rotators, antennas, and Raspberry Pi Capable of receiving signals from satellites for telemetry and scientific research Community-powered—data is shared and stored for global access This setup allows citizen scientists, students, and hobbyists to participate in space observation and LEO mission tracking from virtually anywhere. 

During the workshop, project ideas were discussed with fellow makers and individuals with disabilities to test assumptions and improve inclusivity in design thinking. This added a valuable layer of reflection on user-centric innovation.