The Guardian reports on a scientific study to develop a brain-to-computer interface that allows you to trigger home automation merely by thinking about it. Scary, perhaps?
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Home Automation
Books
Articles
- Learn how to automate your home theatre in the Popular Science "Genius Guide to Home Entertainment."
- How to use Bluetooth proximity data for home automation, at O'Reilly Digital Media.
- Keep an eye on your home, an article for the MacDevCenter.
- Applying technology to the performance art of conjuring.
- Intro to open source home automation, for O'Reilly's ONLamp.com website.
- Use an old Mac for home automation. A MacWorld magazine article.
Appearances
- Magic Chicago
Conjuring Performance (Oct 2011) - McBride Mystery School TV
Conjuring Performance (May 2011) - Magic Collectors' Weekend
Conjuring Performance, Chicago. (May 2011) - McBride Mystery School TV
Conjuring Performance (March 2011) - Magic & Meaning Conference
Conjuring Performance and Lecture, Las Vegas. (Oct 2010) - Magic Cabaret
Conjuring Performance, Chicago. (July 2010) - Magic Cabaret
Conjuring Performance, Chicago. (April 2010) - Magic Chicago
Conjuring Performance, Chicago. (July 2010) - Magic Chicago
Conjuring performance, Chicago. (Feb 2010) - Magic Cabaret
Conjuring performance, Chicago. (Dec 2009)
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