When the Fukushima disaster happened, a bunch of people in Japan, they realized that the information that the government was giving wasn't really open and really reliable, so they built this Geiger counter, plus Arduino, plus network interface. They made 100 of them and gave them to people around Japan, and essentially the data that they gathered gets published on this website called Cosm, another website they built, so you can actually get reliable real-time information from the field, and you can get unbiased information.
Kada je došlo do nesreće u Fukushimi, grupa ljudi u Japanu, je shvatila da informacije koje im pružaju državne službe, baš i nisu otvorene i pouzdane, pa su izradili ovaj Gajgerov brojač, sa Arduinom, i sa mrežnim sučeljem. Izradili su ih 100 i podjelili ljudima po cijelom Japanu, i podaci koji se prikupe, objavljuju se na Internetu na stranici Cosm, stranici koju su izradili, kako bi se mogli pratiti pouzdani podaci sa terena u stvarnom vremenu, i na taj način dobiti direktnu, nepristranu informaciju.