Automatic Ball Throwing Machine for your Dog!
Check out this really cool “automatic ball throwing machine” for your dog. Set it on and your dog will play tirelessly while you can focus on working from home or doing your dishes.
We couldn’t find any sources other than this Tennis ball throwing machine patent and a simliar device called GoDogGo!. We think it’s basically a tennis ball throwing machine that can be used for your dog.
Even better, you could probably hack one up yourself if you were a good hacker.
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Cool, check out the Maker Faire Showcase video. Nice hat Phil! (Are you going to wear it at the faire?)
Yes, make to check out Zedomax at Maker Faire. We will have live blogging where you can get yourself on Zedomax!
We will have some fun stuff like USB Mouse Prank and USB Games.
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Here’s Zedomax Christmas DIY #2, a “better” version of Christmas Light Controller.
Garrett has been building this cool voice activated Christmas Light controller.
It’s a Christmas Light Controller that can be voice activated or set your Christmas
lights to different programmed modes. Garrett explains the source code in detail.
The source code is open-source, so you can skip programming and simply copy
and paste his code.
Basically the Christmas Lights respond to the sensitivity of sound. You can easily
set your Christmas Music on and watch your Christmas tree sync to the music or
set it to automatic blinking modes.
Slightly different from the Music syncing Christmas Lights, you can connect up to
48 AC devices by hacking it even further, but we will leave that to you.
Check out the DIY on our wiki for better viewing.
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Automatic Pilot Helicopters - MIT profs create autonomous UAVs
The MIT Team is using DraganFlyer helicopters, Gentoo Linux, Gumstix, and Vicon Motion Capture Systems and has sponsorship from Boeing.
Creating a robot that can manage to fly around a room on its own without hitting a wall is a mean feat to pull off, but that’s exactly what a team of professors at MIT have managed to do. Their multiple-UAV test platform is capable of complex tasks like following moving ground-based objects with little or no direct control from a human — yup, unfortunately that geek dream of a cockpit will no longer be required if these guys get their way. The current test setup is made up of $700 four-rotorblade helicopters, monitored by networked computers, which could theoretically allow a single person — or even a bored student with an internet connection — to control several UAVs at a time. Current flying drone systems require a team of trained personnel to keep a single UAV airborne and on target, so this endeavor is certainly a step up in software terms. How well the test system will transition from tracking radio controlled cars in a lab to lets say, a stolen car going at 125MPH, remains to be seen.
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...VIDEO HOWTO - How wooden doors are made
Wow, here’s an awesome video on HOW to make wooden doors. Which reminds me, i just paid $450 for my new wooden door at my apartment, which I broke because I was too impatient and locked myself out… but otherwise, my life is great! 
Lowes has some good articles on exterior wooden doors…
Yes, you can go kinda into these doors and make secret doors too…
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