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techeblog.com - 1/27/2009

Internet Dog Feeder

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Why hire someone to feed your dog while you're on vacation, when you've got the internet? With an "ioBridge IO-204 module and a continuously rotating servo in the feeder", Tyler managed to come up with an internet-based solution. Video after the break. ..he's able to dispense some kibble ...

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youtube.com - 2/4/2009

LaserPup - The Internet Enabled Dog Toy (video)

— youtube.com — Play with a dog from anywhere using an iphone, or other compatible device. Visit http://www.laserpup.com to see... how it was made! (more) LaserPup - The Internet Enabled Dog Toy (video)

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youtube.com - 1/26/2009

Internet dog feeder (video)

— youtube.com — This dog feeder was made in under 1 hour!http://blackbox1000.blogspot.com/... (more) Internet dog feeder (video)

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laserpup.com - 2/4/2009

LaserPup - The Internet Enabled Dog Toy

— laserpup.com — Introduction Over the past few weeks I have read about several projects for the iobridge: internet dog... feeder, Jason’s fish cam, and the servo-beer. These got me thinking about small projects that I could use the new device for. It didn’t ... (more) LaserPup - The Internet Enabled Dog Toy

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Web-based dog food dispenser lets you leave your pets alone for days
CrunchGear — ... of a video camera that shows your dog’s bowl and “Feed Dog” and “Stop Feeding Dog” hyperlinks. This is actually not a bad idea at all. Maybe not for leaving your pet alone for days, as the title of this post so irresponsibly suggests, but perhaps if you get stuck at work or something else comes up, you could use a contraption such as this. Now Tyler needs to build a robot that takes the dog for walks and lets it out in the backyard to make a tinkle or a doo-doo. [via TechEBlog]