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IM-ME screen reverse engineered

IM-ME screen reverse engineered

[Dave] figured out the command set for the IM-ME terminal. It took a bit of sleuthing to get this pink plastic peripheral to give up these secrets.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2010.02.03 at 11:00

AeroQuad – build your own quadcopter

AeroQuad – build your own quadcopter

It hurts us to look at this quadcopter, agonizingly so when we watch the video after the break. That’s because we feel the unstoppable compulsion to build one.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2010.01.17 at 07:02

LEGO router case bests factory finish

LEGO router case bests factory finish

Stare at [Luke's] LEGO router case; STARE AT IT! The router is nothing special, a WRT54GL that is fun to hack. We’ve seen it used as a robot, turned into a war driving box, and obviously this is where dd-wrt custom firmware started.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2010.01.15 at 08:09

Amazing chassis hacks

Amazing chassis hacks

[Crabfu] pulled off some great chassis work on top of a remote control drivetrain. His most recent build turns the tiny traveler into a lunar rover complete with passenger and a communications array.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2010.01.15 at 07:21

Update: more pink wireless-terminal hacking

Update: more pink wireless-terminal hacking

[Dave] poked around inside of an IM-ME wireless toy and compiled his findings. He read about the device when we covered it in November and picked up a couple to see what he could do.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2010.01.15 at 07:20

UAV reigns down vengeance upon thee

UAV reigns down vengeance upon thee

An unemployed electrical engineer can be a very dangerous thing. [Cybrown] has turned his skills toward darker, more awesome applications by building an armed unmanned aerial vehicle.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2010.01.02 at 12:46

RFID meets Open Sound Control

RFID meets Open Sound Control

Have you been working on a MIDI controller that uses RFID to identify and control different instruments? No? Neither have we but now we’re going to have to look into it.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2010.01.02 at 12:38

BobLight night light networking

BobLight night light networking

It turns out that more than just pictures of women and flashing animations can be found on the X10 website. [Jonathan] based his BobLight project around the MS14A X10 module.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2009.12.24 at 03:43

Cheap toy yields good parts

Cheap toy yields good parts

We’ve spent some serious time building robot chassis and motor controllers. [Whamodyne] does the smart thing and scavenges what he needs form cheap sources.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2009.12.24 at 03:24

Terminate RFID tags

Terminate RFID tags

This gun hunts only RFID tags. [mnt], who brought us laser gesture control, built this RFID Zapper but included so much more. Any good weapon has to sound mean, a feat he’s accomplished by incorporating an MP3 player into the rifle.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2009.12.24 at 02:55


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