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Day: October 22, 2006

Electronic Door Lock

October 22, 2006 by Will O'Brien 9 Comments


[Dheera] sent in his electronic door lock. The current version is purely microcontroller based, but I loved this crazy iteration. Seeing something like this evolve is fantastic. I really wanted a keypad door lock when I was old enough to dream of electric sheep.

Posted in Misc HacksTagged electronic door lock, ElectronicDoorLock, keypad lock, KeypadLock, pic controller, PicController

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