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Automated blinds controlled via computer and remote

A neat project showing automated ‘venetian’ blinds controlled via computer and remote. I once had a mod done that used a stepper motor from a hard disk that turned the blinds via the wand on the blinds. That way it was able to leave the blind...

Published Wed, Aug 26 2009 6:39 PM by lifekludger

Filed under: control, blinds, Makers, Computer, Automation, ec, house, servo, remote
Bare Conductive Ink

Skin safe conductive ink. Mmm…thinking this stuff must be good for something. Maybe it’s conductive properties combined with it being non-toxic could have some application for getting around the touch barrier. [Bare [...] Related posts: NuTouch...

Published Wed, Aug 26 2009 2:30 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Lifekludger Links, Thoughts, conductive, skin, paint, ink, circuit
Adesso compact wireless keyboard

Nice compact, wi-fi keyboard, useful for limited reach. And no cords. Non-multi touch pad is a positive in my opinion. Would love to test the pad. [via engadget ] Related posts:Ergodex customisable input system [...] Related posts: Ergodex customisable...

Published Mon, Aug 24 2009 9:13 PM by lifekludger

Filed under: Input, Devices, wifi, Typing, Suppliers, wireless, compact, keyboard
The Social Internet as Social Assistive Device

The social web offers a means of engagement that trascends the technology and transforms lives. Strangely or not, I tend not to see myself as disabled. Maybe that’s why I tend [...] Related posts: ConnectingUp – Get ConnectED: Weaving A New...

Published Tue, Aug 18 2009 8:11 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Living, Thoughts, Livers, Communication, assistive, value, isolation, Connection, social, presence, People

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