WakeRide: Travel. Sleep. We'll Wake You. 🚍💤

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Hi everyone!
We recently worked on SafeTrack for a hackathon. It focuses on affordable autonomous navigation using smartphone sensors and real-time communication.
Tech stack: Node.js, Express.js, Socket.IO, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Canvas.
We learned a lot about sensor-based navigation, real-time communication, and building a working prototype under hackathon time constraints.
Feedback and suggestions are welcome!

Source：https://dev.to/madhavi_g_ef96bc54ee18581/wakeride-travel-sleep-well-wake-you-1ioo

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