I live next to a major airport, and vibe-coded a plane tracker that turns my ceiling into a live flight map

Source: Business Insider

A software engineer explains how he set up a one-of-a-kind flight tracker in his home in a few hours via vibe coding. Courtesy of Cameron PaczekSoftware engineer Cameron Paczek vibe-coded a tracker that projects live flights onto his ceiling. The DIY ceiling map uses a Raspberry Pi, an ADS-B radio, a projector, and Claude Code.

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