Radio & the Invisible Spectrum: SDR, Mesh & RFintermediate · ~180 min

Decode Marine AIS — See the Ships Near the Coast

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What you'll do

A receive-only vessel tracker on your desk — an RTL-SDR feeding AIS-catcher into a Python service Claude Code wrote — that turns the AIS broadcasts of ships in VHF range into a live local map with vessel names, types, speed and heading, merges each ship's name onto its moving dot, and quietly logs the whole waterway to a database so you can chart the busiest shipping hours near your coast.