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Kkassing writes "After setting up two webcams and the new Skype beta to watch my dog while I'm out, I decided to give him some incentive to obey my commands over the internet. So I built an internet powered dog feeder with a Basic Stamp kit and two servos (one to drop the food, one to knock the funnel if it gets stuck). Full source included." Link.
HOW TO - The Internet Dog Feeder
Kkassing writes "After setting up two webcams and the new Skype beta to watch my dog while I'm out, I decided to give him some incentive to obey my commands over the internet. So I built an internet powered dog feeder with a Basic Stamp kit and two servos (one to drop the food, one to knock the funnel if it gets stuck). Full source included." Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jan 9, 2006 09:33 AM
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