I found an old telegraph key at an antique store and wired it to a Teensy. A script on the Teensy sends a series of keystrokes to my computer which executes an AHK script I wrote. It's currently set to open a webpage when pressed.
As a digitization technologist that works a lot with audio files, I wrote a series of scripts that manipulate audio files using cue sheets. I made the code open-source; for full details here's the write-up on Code{4}Lib: http://journal.code4lib.
Color-shifting LED lamp that causes a slice of agate to glow different colors.
Hacked the Dream Cheeky Message Board (a cheap usb gadget) to scrape news from the web and display the headlines.
I turned an old kerosene carriage lamp into an LED clock. The clock tells time by glowing different colors (working it's way up the color spectrum and resetting each day) and by blinking the hour.
Converted a motorcycle kill switch into a controller for my bicycle lighting system.
I found a vintage brass Telegraph Key at an antique store and wired it to a micro-controller. It sends a series of of keystrokes to my computer, which executes an AHK script . At the moment it opens a new internet window when pressed.
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