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LaserPup - The Internet Enabled Dog Toy (video)

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Play with a dog from anywhere using an iphone, or other compatible device. Visit http://www.laserpup.com to see how it was made!

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iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond:  News: Mix: BBC HD, LaserPup, FlightTrack Pro, Agent 18

Gizmodo:  LaserPup: Use the iPhone To Shoot Lasers at Your Dog [Good Times]

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laserpup.com - 2/5/2009

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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News: Mix: BBC HD, LaserPup, FlightTrack Pro, Agent 18
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — BBC Worldwide plans to offer its programs in high-definition through the UK iTunes Store, according a new report. A BBC spokesperson told Crave that the company “will at some point soon be releasing HD titles on iTunes in the UK,” adding that more details would be made available “in the coming weeks.” HD television downloads were added to the UK iTunes Store only recently. iLounge reader Joe has created an interesting iPhone-controlled, Internet-enabled dog toy he calls ” LaserPup ." The system consists of two servos, a buzzer, and a laser pointer, which work to move the laser pointer dot around on the floor, entertaining the dog while Joe is away. ...

LaserPup: Use the iPhone To Shoot Lasers at Your Dog [Good Times]
Gizmodo — Are you tired of shooting lasers at your dog the old fashioned way? I know I am. Thanks to this DIY project called LaserPup, you can annoy your pooch with the power of the iPhone! The system utilizes a ceiling-mounted laser pointer, an I/O bridge with servo module, two servos, a webcam, an X10 module and a buzzer. When the buzzer sounds, the dog is alerted that it is time to play. Using the iPhone, the user can turn the lights on and off and move the laser around the room for the dog to chase. When you have finished damaging your dog's mind, the buzzer can be sounded a second time to indicate that playtime ...