Alberto Panu’s ArduPower is a 6-port power strip controlled with an Arduino Uno and ethernet shield. You control and monitor each line via telnet. [via Arduino]
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Alberto Panu’s ArduPower is a 6-port power strip controlled with an Arduino Uno and ethernet shield. You control and monitor each line via telnet. [via Arduino]
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Fun! I made a similar arduino outlet controller, based on a remote’s angle. http://www.brendankeim.com/REMOTE-CONTROL
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