In my life time, I have seen many little linux-microcomputers that will allow you to do more hacking with less space.
Sorta like the ultra-tiny SheevaPlug, this BUG is an open-source linux-based microcomputer that already comes with accelerometer, camera, and even a GPS module so you can build the next generation gadget-device with it.
I happen to like it a lot, maybe I will get one soon to start hacking it.
BUG is a baby monitor. B
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Lol, this must be the most creative drawing idea I’ve seen in a while. Basically, you can read the excerpt, “I sent away a briefcase containing a GPS device with DHL. I gave them exact travel instructions, where to go and in what order. 55 days later the briefcase returned to Stockholm. Ths GPS automatically recorded the briefcase’s
Here’s a good instructable on how to build a cheap bluetooth audio for your GPS. If your GPS doesn’t already support bluetooth (I believe most don’t), this is a great cheap way to get all those audible directions into just the driver’s ears, not everyone in the car.
I needed a way to hear my cheap a$$ GPS under the helmet on my motorcycle and didn’t wanna fork over 2x the price for a “motorcycle ready” GPS device so I
