A prototype for a cheap, secure keyless entry system using an Arduino. Touching a wire in a specific time sensitive pattern (Ironman) activates a servo which unlocks the door.
http://students.washington.edu/acleone/projects/door/
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Keyless Entry System Using the Arduino
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16 responses to “Keyless Entry System Using the Arduino”
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I can’t freaking …
I can’t freaking belive this. Me and my roommate (previous comment), are doing literally the SAME EXACT THING!!!!!! IN THE SAME FREAKING ROOM!!!! We have a little? bit different implementation (RFID, lights, computer voice, etc) but still. WTF!?!! McCarty 306 FTW!!!!! -
OMG! I am in teh …
OMG! I am in teh same room 306, and we have beend oing something similar for the past couple of weeks!!! -
This is sorta like …
This is sorta like the arduino knock lock, but more secure, since no one hears the secret pattern.
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this song rocks -
That was awesome! …
That was awesome! It was MacGuyver-esque. -
DUDE you go to UW …
DUDE you go to UW too?
are you in dxarts? -
You should check …
You should check out my version of a remote entry system under my videos -
Hahaha, interesting …
Hahaha, interesting idea using a touch sensor in this project. I love the noise that the servo makes as it unlocks the door. -
wow dude this is so …
wow dude this is so awesome -
I’ve searched and …
I’ve searched and searched and I just can’t find shoelace on RS – have you got a part no.? -
it rocks!!
it rocks!! -
goddammit, this is …
goddammit, this is so smart, it hurts!
you so totally rock, dude! -
Fantastic. …
Fantastic. Favorite’d. -
lol Shoe Lace
lol Shoe Lace -
Awesome idea!
Awesome idea!
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