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Using iPad SIM with an iPhone
Posted: May 14th, 2010, 12:00pm MDT by Mike Szczys
[Aaron Nelson] tipped us off about a simple hack to use an iPad SIM with an iPhone. You won’t be able to use the iPhone as a phone, but the relatively cheap $29.99 for unlimited Internet was his goal. He used an old plastic gift card to cut out an adapter for the iPad’s micro [...]
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Cat door unlocks via facial recognition
Posted: May 14th, 2010, 11:00am MDT by Mike Szczys
Faced with critters trying to get in and a cat that loved to show them her latest kill, the folks at Quantum Picture came up with a system that unlocks the cat door based on image recognition. As you can see above, it uses a camera to capture the profile of anything approaching the cat [...]
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Electromechanical game: Running with the bulls
Posted: May 14th, 2010, 10:00am MDT by Caleb Kraft
[vime0 =http://vimeo.com/11700747] We’ve been watching the progress of this build for a while on Flickr. It looks like they’ve finally completed the electromechanical game, Running with the bulls. Based off of the event by the same name, you have to keep your guy from being trampled by the bulls as the charge. The entire bull [...]
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Biopunk watch: time, temperature, gaming
Posted: May 14th, 2010, 7:36am MDT by Mike Szczys
[Matthew Garten] built this watch based on an Arduino. The face is a small color display which allows you to choose to show time in digital, binary, or analog formats. In keeping with the recent trend here on Hackaday he has a glove-based add-on that has temperature sensors in the fingers; for Firefighters or those [...]