"The team that made the Times Square Olive Garden compass is creating a device that points you exclusively in the direction of the Times Square Olive Garden, offering a quirky solution to navigation in a busy area."
"We chose Olive Garden because they offer lasagna as a side. Let's see the M&M store do that! This choice reflects a playful take on food options in Times Square."
"The compass uses an Arduino Nano microcontroller connected to a GPS unit, typically used for drone navigation, showcasing a blend of technology and novelty in its design."
A unique compass has been developed to guide users directly to the Times Square Olive Garden. Created by Jason Goldberg and Steve Nasopoulos in collaboration with Glub Glub Labs, the compass aims to provide an analogue experience in a digital world. It utilizes an Arduino Nano microcontroller and a GPS unit for navigation. The choice of Olive Garden is based on its menu offerings, specifically lasagna, distinguishing it from other nearby attractions.
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