Makers Local 256 USB Autheticated Deadbolt Servo

Makers Local 256 designed this cost efficient deadbolt unlocker that uses the iSerial information on USB devices.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• servo
• lock
• usb
• makers
• local
• 256
• huntsville

[utubmania2009]

cool. Is there a way to make it more quiet?

[omegix]

We actually built a new one that utilises a powerbolt 1000. The motor turning the bolt is only marginally quieter, though. We've been using it in a warehouse type building so noise hasn't been much of an issue.

[leloodallasmultipass]

I love the 80's. and what did you peel off of your shoe at 1:05?

[omegix]

Velcro strip :)

[animes25]

transparant aluminum lol

[chinkubus]

Mullet + USB Deadbolt Servo = FREAKIN BADASS!!!

[linagee]

Make it place an OnGuard in place and I would buy one in a heartbeat! You'd have a very tough time getting in if you mess up though.

[Ivanhobe]

i am working on a personal project simmilar to yours, and i have been wondering what programming lenguage did you use in order to read the serial from the USB, or what kind of software did you use for the authentication?

[f724753f]

0:28-0:38



[leea1776]

this guy is frucking rad

[cpctc1234]

@eyhexs Thats why you use a backup battery and a pc set to auto power-up when it's been power has been disrupted. All you have to do then is run your program as a start-up program in Windows, problem solved. However, in reality this system would not be ran on a pc but have it's own internal logic interface with direct and battery power.

[przecinekk]

Kepiz it its rlly good project but to using in real life it's hard becouse thit pocket it's very big , im too intrested this , any1 can say what program and code has been used?.

[keipz20]

Sir,, im interested to that project,, what programming language or software did you used in programming the codes?