We recently completed a major architectural overhaul of the Terminal Tracker App. The objective was clear: automate heavy document ingestion, eliminate single points of failure during critical operational windows, and
It’s time for a major infrastructure update here at the TechnoShed. For a long time, a standard Three 5G Mobile Broadband router was the “jack of all trades”—handling Wi-Fi, DHCP,
We are officially back online! Over the past few months, the infrastructure here has undergone a massive overhaul. We have completely migrated from a standard Docker Standalone setup to a
If you work in logistics, you know the pain of the “Manifest.” At GB Terminals, we handle thousands of vehicles arriving from all over the world—Ineos Grenadiers, Stellantis EVs, luxury
We love a good arcade cabinet at TechnoShed. There is something about the tactile click of an arcade button and the glow of LEDs that you just can’t replicate on
Have you ever tried to debug a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) device that just… wouldn’t cooperate? Maybe it’s a smart bulb that won’t pair, or a fitness tracker that’s acting
At TechnoShed, we’re always looking for innovative ways to solve real-world logistical challenges. Today, we’re excited to unveil our latest project: the Ziggy Transporter Tracker. This project was born out
It started, as most IT disasters do, with the phrase: “I’ll just make this one small optimization.” The TechnoShed homelab is a busy ecosystem. I’ve got Home Assistant managing voice
My BLE tracking project (“Ziggy”) has been running faithfully for months, logging Bluetooth Low Energy traffic around the house. It started small, using a simple SQLite file (ziggy_data.db) for storage.
We have all been there. You spend three weeks coding a brilliant Python script on your Raspberry Pi. You finally get it working perfectly. Then, you decide to change one
