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Build your own Internet of Brains with this wireless EEG hack!

Add custom ScoutScript blocks in your virtual domain—then see the real-world effects!

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Make a six-legged walking robot and drive it from the Internet!

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Using DHT22 Temperature and Humidity sensor with Pinoccio

Measure your water use with mesh-networked sensors at each tap and meter. Save water, save money, save life.

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Create ephemeral, data-rich light paintings in the air, using a motion sensor.

Run your wireless mesh forever with Adafruit's solar LiPo charger

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Team Cogitate's social radar displays people nearby as a set of glowing orbs

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A Pinoccio and Node.js powered door bot that will TEXT you when someone rings the doorbell

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Mesh-networked dramatic lighting, for life's special moments.

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Power through the holiday slump with this festive, EEG-reactive sweater!

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Dramatically order pizza from a switch on your Pinoccio

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Pinoccio and Xively integration

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A simple tutorial on making buttons work with Pinoccio, in about 2 minutes!

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Do you have a sneaky visitor? Find out with a PIR sensor!

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Control a Pololu Rover through custom scout script, a mobile device accelerometer, and Minecraft

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Build capacitive touch into your next wireless project!

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Control your music in Spotify or iTunes using some buttons, and a big switch!!

Let's figure out how to send commands to our Pinoccio Scouts with Twitter, and have them tweet back their responses.

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Don't text and drive. Try texting to drive.

A luminous, tactile demonstration of what the Internet of Things really means.

The RGB LEDs on this wireless tie respond to MIDI, Web-based controls, or... pretty much anything!

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Control your Mac computer using Pinoccio, a few parts, and Node.js

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Control your TV from the Internet!

Use a couple of LEDs and a photoresistor to see if your plants are doing well

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Send Bitlash Pinoccio Commands through Minecraft.

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See whether there is fresh coffee available, and be the first to grab it!

This starter project helps you break the ice with your Pinoccio Scouts!

We hooked up Pinoccio to a Pololu 3pi Robot to create an unmanned rover that can be driven via the Web.

Better than neon: Eric and Bob's wireless sign makes a mega-party on mini-power.