A second cook with the MEATER. This time a big joint of beef.
For a look at the unboxing and a bit more detail on the app, please see MEATER.
Category Archives: Kickstarter
MEATER
Meater is a Kickstarter project, conceived in September 2014 and launched on Kickstarter in Septemeber 2015. Created by Apption Labs with the goal of being the first truly wireless smart meat thermometer. The Meater, when used in conjunction with the Meater app, will help you cook the steak, chicken, turkey, fish or other meats perfectly every time! For more information on the project visit their Kickstarter page here. For a review of using the Meater keep reading.
Onion Omega – Case
A concept case design for the Onion Omega Expansion Dock.
The plan now is to 3D print this and refine it to accept expansion modules.
Onion Omega – 3D Objects
Some 3D Models of the Onion Omega and Onion Omega Expansion Dock and Onion Omega Mini Dock.
All models were created in Google SketchUp 8.0.16846 and are in .skp format.
Onion Omega
What is the Onion Omega?
Well its a kick-ass little computer straight out of a Kickstarter campaign Onion Omega. The device about 1/4 the size of a Raspberry Pi that has built-in WiFi, Network connection (via pins or expansion board), USB 2.0, I2C bus and a 15 pin GPIO header.
Also check out the https://onion.io/ website for more info
Raspiado
Raspiado is a power supply and USB hub for your raspberry PI. Not only does it expand the number of USB port from 2 to 5, it also supplies up to 4000mA at 5VDC that will ensure your PI and peripherals all have the power they need.
IllumiBowl
Tired of blinding yourself when going to the toilet at night or stubbing your toe while trying to stealth-pee. The IllumiBowl Clip-On, Motion Activated, Toilet Night Light could be the solution for you.
Swiftpoint GT
Swiftpoint GT combines intuitive touch gestures with the precision and convenience of a mouse. It’s the first mouse in the world offering you a unique combination of a mouse a a stylus like pointer that you can easily switch between the model by tilting the mouse slightly on its side. The moustylus is also small enough to use easily with your laptop/tablet device.
