Hooked up an Arduino Micro, a GPS sensor module, a digital I2C Accelerometer,  Barometric and a temperature sensor.

Decided to start programming the Arduino to communicate with the accelerometer, just to warm up my I2C skills. Easier said than done.

Eventually, (after 2 boxes of pizzas and countless trips to the washroom) I managed to get accurate data on the X, Y and Z axis of  the accelerometer. One thing I hadn't known was that it even measures gravity! (who knew?)

Now started to work with the GPS sensor module, I had no idea what I was going into...

Raw, unparsed GPS data gathered from multiple tracked satellites.

At first, I was surprised that the measured position via GPS (red pin) was a few kilometers off of my actual location (blue pin). I got pretty mad since the GPS sensor claimed it had an accuracy of +/- 1.8m!

Turns out later (after 2 hours of debugging, and going crazy) that I had made a calculation error, the values triangulated by tracking 4+ satelites equate to deg, min, and seconds while I had thought they were decimal degree Latitude and Longitude all this time.

Found my exact position, upstairs in my room, programming with a hunched back infront of a computer.

Added an RTC, Gyroscope and a microSD card read/write for storing data.

Reading data off of the Accelerometer, Gyroscope and GPS module.