Projects & systems

Projects

The things we build, wire, automate, test, maintain, and release around the Grove.

Around the Grove

Projects & systems

16 projects

Aviation & Radio

Project category
1

Cameras & Monitoring

Project category
1

The camera and public-view systems used around Gigabyte Grove, including the live EarthCam presence and property monitoring infrastructure.

CamerasEarthCam
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Community Infrastructure

Project category
1

Home & Automation

Project category
1

Homestead & DIY

Project category
4

A named Gigabyte Grove project for physical construction work completed around the homestead rather than software or electronics alone.

ConstructionDIY
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A named collection of practical Grove builds intended to make day-to-day life easier, more reliable, or more efficient.

AutomationDIY
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Gardening

Exploring

A named Gigabyte Grove project for establishing and improving productive growing areas on the property.

GardeningGrowing
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Self Reliance

Exploring

A named Gigabyte Grove project focused on practical systems and habits that reduce avoidable dependence and make the homestead more resilient.

HomesteadResilience
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Infrastructure & Resilience

Project category
3

A named Gigabyte Grove project for the wired, wireless, routed, and segmented network that connects the property’s systems.

EthernetNetworking
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A planned local compute, storage, networking, and service environment intended to keep more of the Grove’s critical digital infrastructure under local control.

BackupsNetworking
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Solar Energy

Exploring

A named Gigabyte Grove project for adding solar generation and greater electrical resilience to the property.

ElectricalEnergy
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Radio & Communications

Project category
1

A named Gigabyte Grove project for the radio systems, antennas, receivers, and communications infrastructure used around the property.

AntennasCommunications
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Weather & Displays

Project category
1

Weather & Environmental

Project category
3

GOES Downlink

Current

Gigabyte Grove’s live NOAA GOES satellite downlink and the physical receiving stack behind locally processed geostationary weather data.

LinuxNOAA GOES
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The Grove’s former 137 MHz NOAA APT weather-satellite receiver, now retired with the end of the legacy NOAA APT era.

137 MHzNOAA APT
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