文档介绍：Learn how to:
• Build your own
arcade machine
• Install a cubicle HARDWARE
intrusion detection
system
• Make an acquarium HACKING
out of an old Mac
• Create a remote
object tracker PROJECTS
• Build a web-enabled
coffee machine
• Hack a wearable
computer
• Program
radio-controlled
cars
• Build your own
digital video
recorder
• Hack a building-size
display
• Build a laptop
battery extender
• Make a video
periscope for
your car
and more...
Scott Fullam
Hardware Hacking Projects for Geeks
by Scott Fullam
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