Darren’s Doodle – Too much sushi.
Posted: July 8th, 2010 under Darrens Doodles - No Comments.
I Kipros Konta Sas – Κωστας Πουλακας
Scroll to five minutes to see ol pappou speaking
Posted: February 10th, 2010 under News - No Comments.
Kasabian football hero
I’ve seen a few youtube videos of people pulling apart their guitar hero and rock band kits to find new ways to play the game but the guys promoting the new Kasabian album have modded it so that its almost impossible to play unless your a world class freestyle footballer.
Posted: October 28th, 2009 under Uncategorized - No Comments. Tags: Viral
Iphones and Cars
There’s quite a bit that you can do with your iphone and car nowadays, you can remote start and lock them via your iphone and even steer it remotely.
Remote Drive
The Spirit of Berlin team has developed an iPhone app to remotely control a minivan, not quite “Tomorrow Never Dies“, but its getting there.
They didn’t have to do much to the vehicle to get this working because the platform was developed for the 2007 Darpa Urban Challenge. The iPhone connects with the driving circuitry via WiFi and offers a gas button, a brake button, and a steering button to enable the accelerometer for turning. The front camera video is transmitted to the iPhone in real-time. Not available from Halfords just yet though.
Taken from http://hackaday.com/…
Remote Lock and start
There is an app that is available in US stores at the moment which connects to a Viper SmartStart hardware module installed in your car, and it allows you to control five basic functions: start your car, turn on the heat, unlock your doors or boot, and manage the car alarm. The range is effectively infinite too, since all communication is carried out over cell networks—no line of sight contact necessary.
Posted: October 25th, 2009 under Technology, Test - No Comments.
Autonomous Robotic Helicopters
Came across this on the MIT site, its an autonomous robot helicopter that can scout and map an area on its own.
Posted: October 15th, 2009 under Technology - No Comments. Tags: Electronics, robotics