Mike Szczys writes :
Frankly we’re tired of Arduino having a bad name here at Hackaday. So [Brian Benchoff] came up with a way to make it useful to a wider audience. His creation, which we call the HaDuino, lets you use the Arduino clone to open a tasty bottle of beer.
They could have added a small switch near the hook and then counted the times it was triggered – how many bottles it has opened :)
It failed after opening one beer.
Seems like Arduino is nothing but unusable even for those simple tasks :)
If it would open more then one beer, it would be a perfect candidate for my first arduino. :D
I’m happy it doesn’t :P
But surely that fits the *dunio model – to flash an LED, use an Arduino. To flash two LED’s, use two Arduinos.
So, to open a beer, use a Haduino. To open two beers, use two haduinos.
Everything seems to be in order.
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Like too. This is the second like for the second beer bottle opening Arduino. Lucky it is not for the third otherwise I might wake-up in the morning next to one.
The first rule of beer bottle opener design:
* Make sure it opens bottles reliably – Fail!
The second rule of beer bottle opener design:
* Do not put a skull and cross-bones on it – Fail!