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Replacing the office keys with iPhones, N1s and Twilio
- toddh 17y agoLove it.
- mey 17y agoWhy hack up an entire router? Surely there is a better solution for a networked light switch.
- ryanpetrich 17y agoThere's probably a more elegant solution, but I doubt there's a cheaper one (at such a low quantity)
- joshu 17y agoI've wanted to build this for my garage door for a while. I'm always paranoid that I left it open. Wish I didn't have to rely on the internet being up, though...
- mrshoe 17y agoKind of like Brad Fitzpatrick's Android proximity garage door opener? http://brad.livejournal.com/2394220.html http://brad.livejournal.com/2394220.html
- sync 17y ago... and if the power goes out?
- jonknee 17y agoThen the lab wouldn't be too useful anyway and the existing keycard system would also be up a creek.
- charlesdm 17y agoThis is great. I need to get this!
- jonknee 17y agoIf you want a more slick package there are devices made just for this. Here's a Bluetooth lock controller for example: http://www.smarthome.com/70470/ECKey-EK2-Bluetooth-enabled-Virtual-Keypad-Access-Control-System/p.aspx http://www.smarthome.com/70470/ECKey-EK2-Bluetooth-enabled-V...
- sbma44 17y agoSure, but that's much less fun. (and this router is currently only $60 shipped from Newegg -- that, plus maybe $10 worth of Radioshack components).