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Maker Buoy Shop

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Self-Employed
Founded
2018

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Maker Buoy Shop grew out of a 2016 experiment with an Arduino-based buoy launched off Norfolk, Virginia, reflecting its practical interest in applying the Internet of Things to the ocean. The shop develops low-cost, solar-powered drifting buoys for users who need inexpensive ocean tracking, and its design is now used to provide information on ocean currents. It also adapts buoy systems for remote terrestrial monitoring.

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Updated
Sep 2026