[aprssig] APRS future
Steve Dimse
steve at dimse.com
Mon Sep 3 23:42:40 EDT 2012
On Sep 3, 2012, at 10:36 AM, John Gorkos wrote:
> APRS is a mature technology in many respects. Actually, in some respects,
> it's an OLD technology (how many copies of UIView are still in use? Or
> WinAPRS and MacAPRS). I would posit that the current trends in APRS are
> in developing new GUI clients, developing new Digi/Igate software, and
> developing new APRS-IS software to tie RF/APRS traffic into the "modern"
> world, and some hardware development to extend proven hardware (OT and
> TinyTrak).
I totally agree. It has been a long time since there has been anything really new in APRS. I miss those days at the end of the last millennium when DCC was really exciting.
Steve K4HG
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