Started in early 2024, WISPNET is the base of operations for a young developer.

Over time, a number of projects have collected:

• The VX Project: A home-made temperature sensor for outdoor research that's still in the works.
• gettemp Project: A Raspberry Pi command based on the long and complex vcgencmd measure_temp that can return CPU temps in F°, C°, or K°. get_ftemp is a completed version that only returns F°.
• wndbx: A basic, open-source GUI SQLite database written in Python.

There're a lot of ideas that haven't come to fruition yet.

• ncheck: The n-check is a CLI tool that can be configured to check different services (or technically devices) with different tags. (monocheck, duocheck, tricheck, quadcheck, quintcheck, ect.) (Not yet availible to the public.)
• The HEI Project: The HEI project is focused on the development of the .hei filetype. Standing for Hex Encoded Image, an HEI file takes each pixel and assigns it a HEX value in the format of #RRGGBBAA. (Not yet available to the public.)

Before it even had a name, it all started off as an experimental Local Area Network (LAN) in late 2023. The first project before everything was restoring an old OptiPlex 755 server, which completed in 2022.