When garage doors installation go bad, real bad: If this is not a violation of every electrical code, then what is?
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When garage doors installation go bad, real bad: If this is not a violation of every electrical code, then what is?
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German hacker Patrick Priebe puts together his amazing Pulse Laser gun. It is capable of shooting trough metal, plastic and wood. With a 70 hour manufacture time, it mike take him a while to build you one. [HackedGadgets]
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Basic primer: Kipkay shows the many wonderful uses of magnets and the benefits they serve in everyday household items.
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Hackers spaces are popping up all around the country. Cali Lewis and Geekbeat explore this phenomenon and the characters who fill them making, hacking and modding.
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KipKay bring us another easy hack. What is needed a pen, airsoft pellets and medicine bottle. Assemble then have fun pelting your friends with a stream of plastic pellets.
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Project: Key-less door entry, that allows the user to open and close a dead bolt via SMS text messages. The project consists of a Parallax Spinneret Web Server, servo motor, a dead bolt and various home center metal parts. Twilio software runs on the web server monitoring incoming text messages and authenticating users.
More in this project here [Billy]
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Amazing: UPenn’s GRASP laboratory researchers use quad rotor drones to build structures out of magnetic building blocks.
“We tell the quadrotors what structure? to build and they figure out the assembly plan and then build it.”
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Not one, not two, but three sets of rotating blades are used to propel the Vicacopter into the sky. With manual and full autonomous autopilot control modes, the tri helicopter is able to achieve surveillance at altitudes grater then 400ft.
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Kip Kay set out to make a sturdy laser guided sling shot out of common parts from your local hardware store.
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Cutting edge: Stanford university robotic design lab is developing surface climbing robots.
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