Posts Tagged ‘ Proximity ’

Gun comb: because you just don’t get arrested enough already A true AFOL would carry one of these LEGO wallets Proximity sensing shirts light up within ten feet of each other
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If you’ve grown bored of using any number of your human senses to tell when someone’s within ten feet of you, then it’s probably time to start trying to convince everyone around you to buy one of these $20 proximity sensing shirts.
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The TI Chronos has been a bit of a hackers darling recently, but this has to be the coolest application of it I've seen so far. Rather then getting an RFID tag embedded in your hand, program your watch to use a pre-programmed combination of taps to activate the lock.
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The readers of this blog are probably far to well-informed to take part in the "electromagnetic allergy" FUD and NIMBYism. I'm sure it's clear to you guys that we're all saturated with various forms of radiation all the time, and having a radio tower by your house isn't likely to do anything other than...
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By Evan Ackerman This thing is, seriously, the highlight of CES for me (so far) this year. 3D TVs and eBook readers are fine, but there’s nothing amazing about them. The Airnergy Charger is amazing. This little box has, inside it, some kind of circuitry that harvests WiFi energy out of the air and converts it into...
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