video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4uhn5_0RkU
Here’s a fun little hack that will allow you to spoof most magnetic stripe readers including your local groceries’ credit card reader.
This instructable demonstrates how to use an electromagnet, a simple amplifier circuit, and a personal music player to induce signals into a magnetic stripe card reader, causing it to think that you have swiped a card through it.
Brain computer interface might change the way we think. (sarcastic)
Here is how Wolf describes the project. “Our approach consists of implanting a small robotic device (and accompanying control algorithm) with many individually-motorized electrodes that each autonomously locate, isolate, and track a neuron for long periods of time. To further complicate matters, we wish to find signals only from neurons dedicated (‘tuned’) to a particular task, say controlling an ‘
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO2IDl-Q-6k
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7GL-4toIXI
Looks like Shelto has been updating his internet robot project from couple months ago.
Check out this cool internet controlled security robots made with some CUBLOC PLCs and GPS modules.
We’ve lowered the overall profile and gi
Cool light, I need this since I cannot get up easily and can get very cranky in the mornings…
You may still be reeling from that jarring alarm that scared you out of bed this morning, so here’s a concept from Philips that could change all that, an alarm clock with a soft light that fades up over a half an hour. You can adjust its ultimate brightness, and we’re assuming there’s some kind of alarm at the end of that cycle, just to make sure you’re awake.
Philips says th
