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  • Authentic Blueprints
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  • Get Some "Blueprints"Find some schematics for your favorite fictional starship or whatever. I used this drawing of the RSI Aurora from Star Citizen. For something more from the appropriate era, you might go for the Nautilus. You could also obviously...

  • Authentic Blueprints
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  • Print Your Image on Transparency PaperGet yourself some transparency paper from Amazon. You remember, its the stuff they used on overhead projectors in elementary school. Don't even bother going to Staples or Office Depot. The guy gave me a weird look...

  • Authentic Blueprints
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  • Don Your Lab Coat and Rubber Gloves...because it is now time for science! Mix equal parts of solutions A and B. You will not need much. I found about 5ml of each to be just enough for a full page. Spread the solution evenly over a sheet of paper. Those...

  • Authentic Blueprints
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  • Expose the ImageLay the transparency on top of the photo paper and set it outside under a sheet of glass or acrylic. Professionals would use a UV light box (some of you may already have one for making PCBs), but 20 minutes in the California sun works...

  • Peril-Sensitive Sunglasses
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  • In my code, Digital 3 is connected to a momentary button connected to GND.  (It is used to modify the code's behaviour - at startup you can disable or enable various sensors with button presses.)

  • Peril-Sensitive Sunglasses
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  • Analog 3 is the GSR (Galvanic Skin Response) sensor.The two contacts are conductive metal.  Normally two fingertips are used to keep touch with the contacts.I placed two copper contacts like so, in spots my index and middle fingertips naturally...

  • Futurama's Jack dispenser
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  • It's time to get into setting your media server. We will start by installing and configuring minidlna which is a DLNA Server. DLNA is used to stream media over the network through a variety of devices.Note that here we use the 'yaourt' package from the...

  • Futurama's Jack dispenser
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  • If you're still connected to the internet, you should install whc-switch, a python script we made especially for our project (but it can be used for other projects). It is actually designed to handle the WiFi mode of our Jack Dispenser with (as its name...

  • GLaDOS Glass
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  • What we're doing is exploring the data rate limitations of glass by streaming high quality video to the heads up display(HUD) while sending orientation data to the Beaglebone. Both the video data streaming from the camera through the Beaglebone and the...

  • B(h)ackpack AP
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  • These directions will only get you as far as I've come. If you have any ideas for step 9, please consider becoming a collaborator for this project.Obtain Raspberry Pi 2 (or better).Install Raspbian.Obtain a powered USB hub to connect the following components...

  • WeMo Garage Door Opener
  • Instructions     from WeMo Garage Door Opener
  • The first step is to find out how your garage door opener works. What you need to figure out is what happens when you press the physical switch (assuming you have one). If all you have is wireless remotes then you have to look closely at the garage door...

  • WeMo Garage Door Opener
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  • Once you know how the garage door is electronically triggered, you need to figure out if you can use either a Darlington NPN transistor or maybe just a relay to trigger the door. One of these must be used as the Arduino itself is not capable of doing...
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