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Cybersecurity Report: Connected DIY Devices

The instant an Arduino or Raspberry Pi connects to the web (with a public IP) it is out there for…Continue readingCybersecurity Report: Connected DIY Devices

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A Simple Connected Thermostat

The connected thermostat I was building earlier is now complete! 🌑🌑🌑 This thermostat works like a Nest Thermostat (though clearly…Continue readingA Simple Connected Thermostat

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995. Physical Computing

From API to LED: Physical Specifications

As the technical feasibility of the API to LED project comes together, it is time to consider the physical specifications,…Continue readingFrom API to LED: Physical Specifications

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995. Physical Computing

From API to LED: Our friend WeMos

Meet our new friend, WeMos D1, aka WeMo, aka WeBro WeMos is going to use its wifi chip to gather…Continue readingFrom API to LED: Our friend WeMos

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995. Physical Computing

From API to LED: Duplex Communication

Friday night! The perfect time for expanding on the API-to-LED work from last week. The improvement now offers a more…Continue readingFrom API to LED: Duplex Communication

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995. Physical Computing

From API to LED: First Connection

The simple joy of making one single LED light turn on returns this week with the first step towards linking…Continue readingFrom API to LED: First Connection

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Dice Catapult 5000

Do you ever get tired of throwing your own dice during a particularly long game of Monopoly? Me neither because…Continue readingDice Catapult 5000

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204. Writing & Critical Analysis 995. Physical Computing

Push to cross: power and access [Part 1 of 2]

You likely have seen the push-to-cross buttons scattered across various crosswalks in NYC. The functionality and effectiveness of these buttons…Continue readingPush to cross: power and access [Part 1 of 2]

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Push to cross: power and access [Part 2 of 2]

continued from part 1 here While thousands of NYC push-to-cross buttons are inactive, there are ~150 special new push-to-cross buttons.…Continue readingPush to cross: power and access [Part 2 of 2]

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Coin Collection Switch

Did you ever have one of these? They are fun to complete, but what do you get when you collect…Continue readingCoin Collection Switch