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Reverse Engineering for Home automation

Reverse Engineering an AC Signal Protocol for use on 240v home automation…[video] Source: hackaday.com via David N on Pinterest Related posts:Mobile-controlled Home Automation DIY One hand chorded keyboard Ultimate Environmental Control Related...

Published Wed, Feb 15 2012 9:29 PM by lifekludger

Filed under: Lifekludger Links, Automation, house, 240v, home, hack

Ribbit wireless handset, speaker and dock for mobile phone

The Ribbit is a wireless handset, speaker and charging dock for your mobile devices. Use the classic receiver to make calls while your smartphone or tablet is charging. The Ribbit has volume control and a noise reduction system to ensure crisp, polished...

Published Mon, Nov 11 2013 4:47 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Living, Thoughts, Communication, Acoustic, phone, Listening, smartphone, dock, handset, charger, speaer

Mount your phone on your Laptop screen with Mountie

When in bed I use my phone almost entirely by voice, not being able to have a specific stick for touch in addition to my mouthstick as well as reaching being an issue. This works reasonably well and lets me through the night. However I’ve been looking...

Published Sat, Jul 28 2018 8:45 PM by lifekludger

Filed under: Devices, Viewing, stand, mobile, phone, laptop, mount, tenone, ten1, .be, mobilezap, clip, hang

Do your web pages pass these 10 quality tests?

How do you know if your web content is great? Check your pages against these 10 golden tests for quality web content. If your web team needs a set of principles to guide decisions on what content can go on your site, we recommend this checklist as your...

Published Thu, May 16 2019 9:41 PM by lifekludger

Filed under: Design, Web, online, ACCESSIBILITY NEWS, tips, quality, content

Communicate Using Only Your Breath

Huff post report on invention by 16yo Arsh Shah Dilbagi who has found a way to convert human breath into speech via – 16-Year-Old Invents A New Way To Communicate — Using Only Your Breath. Related posts: BreathBird : Breath activated scanning...

Published Wed, Sep 17 2014 11:45 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Lifekludger Links, Input, Communication, aac, Puff/Blow, breath

Lifekludger Quick Links: Hand Stylus; Voice Activated Alarm Clock

The Hand Stylus The Hand Stylus is a kickstarter-funded project. It has a retractable stylus tip. The tip rotates automatically to prevent wearing on one side. [via Chip Chick] ivee Voice Activated Alarm Clock Can speak to it Able to understand more than...

Published Sun, Jan 20 2013 5:00 PM by lifekludger

Filed under: Lifekludger Links, Voice, clock, Talking, stylus

Conductive Touch Capable Mouthstick from a Japanese “Liver” (Reader)

A couple weeks ago I received a tweet from @yukitake99 that he found Lifekludger blog helpful and he was going to try make a mouthstick for iPhone. Seems he’d been looking at some of the stuff I’d been sharing about the “Touch Barrier”...

Published Sun, Jun 20 2010 4:08 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Input, Livers, Touch, conductive, mouthstick, @yukitake99, liver, iphone

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

Dagi Transparent Stylus for Capacitive Touch Screens

Isn’t it interesting how we are seeing more and more uses where there’s a need for a stylus on these capacitive touch screens? Just when everyone thinks Steve Jobs has liberated them to the freedom of the finger, it seems we aren’t so...

Published Sat, Apr 24 2010 6:25 PM by lifekludger

Filed under: Touch, Access, Design, stylus, Capacitive, touchbarrier, Transparent, dagi

Doorbell sends SMS Message when Pressed

Along the lines of the Notifying Doorbell comes another project to enhance a doorbell. This Project from Martin’s Hobby site has details on a Wireless Doorbell that sends SMS Message when Activated. Includes the code for you to make your own. Via...

Published Sun, Mar 10 2013 1:00 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Lifekludger Links, Living, Makers, house, Devices, wireless, Monitoring, home, switching, deaf, doorbell, project, sms

Leapmotion Gestures for accessibility

Christian Heilmann has a neat article and video about using the Leap motion for accessibility gestures. In essence, this means: Swiping your finger right will scroll the page down, left will scroll up. The speed of the swipe defines the amount of pixels...

Published Tue, Sep 24 2013 2:50 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Input, Access, Movement, gesture, accessibility, motion, leap motion

Meet the Blind Man Who Convinced Google Its Self-Driving Car Is Finally Ready

Steve Mahan’s solo ride showed it’s time to take the car to market. Now 63 and having lost his sight, Mahan has become one of those capsule-bound explorers. In October 2015, he became the first member of the public to ride in Google’s self...

Published Wed, Dec 14 2016 12:50 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: blind, Transport, environment, google, society, car

X-Mouse Button Control Utility

X-Mouse Button Control is a Windows application to remap your mouse buttons and expand the capabilities of your mouse! Via: highrez Related posts: Wireless Foot Mouse Mouse as a glove Camera Mouse Read More...

Published Thu, Apr 11 2013 2:58 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Lifekludger Links, Input, mouse, windows, Software, Utilities, utility

iPhone/iPod Touch as touchpad plus – ATMac

Over on ATMac blog, Blake Watson has a great review of the HippoRemote app for iPhone/iPod Touch that turns your device into a multi-touch touchpad, as well as many other things… HippoRemote will connect to your computer and hand the reins over...

Published Thu, Nov 18 2010 12:55 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Computing, Input, Computer, Touch, remote, touchpad, iphone, ipod touch, multi-touch, review

The Leap – Motion control device

“Leap Motion, a San Francisco start-up, wants to change the way you control your computer with a little device called The Leap. It is a small 3D motion sensor that goes in front of your computer and creates a 3D interaction space of 8 cubic feet...

Published Fri, May 25 2012 7:00 AM by lifekludger

Filed under: Lifekludger Links, Input, wireless, Movement, gesture, motion

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