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Hardware + Software

Connecting the iPhone to an external hardware accessory is a tricky

business because Apple does close its doors on people who want to mess

around with their products. Luckily, people find a way out of that by their

own ingenuity. Originally looking at the 30-pin dock connector to use in

my prototypes, that was quickly phased out when the Lightning connector

was introduced. So now I went back to looking for another solution and

found one that is much more promising, the 3.5mm audio jack.

Project HiJack:

Hijacking power and bandwidth from the mobile phones audio

interface. Creating a cubic-inch peripheral sensor ecosystem for the

mobile phone.

HiJack is a hardware/software platform for creating cubic-inch sensor

peripherals for the mobile phone. HiJack devices harvest power and use

bandwidth from the mobile phones headset interface. The HiJack platform

enables a new class of small and cheap phone-centric sensor peripherals

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that support plug-and-play operation. HiJack has been tested with the

iPhone 3G/3GS/4G, iPod Touch, and iPad devices.

The source code and schematics are available on Google Code:

http://code.google.com/p/hijack-main/

hijack project

28. January 2013 by thesis_admin

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The Looks: (rfe) app



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Whats in an App: User Interface

This is a walkthrough of the most basic functions of the app. Red lines

between views is advancing through the program while blue lines and dots

all mean going back a step or all the way back to the home screen.



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The Gupta Circuit Part 2



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The Gupta Circuit Part 1


Chris Gupta Circuit



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Components iPhone to Arduino

One of the ways I would like to have the device controlled is through a


serial connection to an Arduino. I was able to get a Redpark serial cable

from the Maker Shed and got the Hello World app running. Lets just call

this the first photo in a series Id like to call, 1 million steps to Thesis.

03. December 2012 by thesis_admin

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Methodology Components



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RNF Prototype 1

Since I wanted to approach this as a DIY project first, I went with my

instinct and what I knew. So here is the result, prototype 01.


Controller:Arduino

Voltages: 5V

Gauss: Enough to hold a nail

Cost: $60



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PEMF in the US


With Pulse Electromagnetic Frequency Therapy (PEMF). The concept is

actually very simple. You lay on a mat, or use a band around a part of your

body, and have an electric pulse run through the material. This creates an

EM field around the area, and the magnetic pulses penetrate into your

body. Through magnetic the current, the pulse alters cellular signaling.

This is an FDA-proven treatment that has been used to fuse bones, repair

soft tissue damage, improve blood circulation, and treat depression. In

November 2011, Dr. Oz did an entire episode on the benefits of PEMF

therapy, and showing some of the products available to the public


including the iMRS mat,

Orthocar Active Knee System


So yeah, goodnight, problem solved. Right? Wrong.

If you have to ask the price, you cant afford it J.P. Morgan

This is JP Morgan, and he approved that message, hell hes credited with


coming up with that message. And one of the issues with this technology

is that its expensive. Average price is $3000, you can put a down payment

on a new car, buy 300 albums from iTunes, or give over 5000 children

Polio vaccinations.

Its a good amount of money, and I think that especially with the way

healthcare is being handled today, if we dont give people an affordable

option that they would be able to use on their own, then so many more

will continue to miss out on the opportunity to treat themselves.

Re.N.Force is a medical device that will be available to everyone because

there will be a minimal cost to the hardware and it will leverage the same

mobile devices that cause so much of the problem on order to help

people.


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Electromagnetic Pollution and PEMF Therapy

On magdahavas.com you will find information related to the subject of

electromagnetic fields (EMF) that originate from our use of electricity and

wireless communication technologies. The subjects we are mainly

concerned with are the harmful health effects that EMFs have on human


health, wildlife, and nature.

Here, Dr. Havas presents her research and the research from other

scientists, activists, and individuals in the media who all share the goal of

informing the public about the hazzards of modern electrical technology

and how to use these devices safely.

Dr. Havas is in the process of publishing her scientific papers and

presentations at her companion website www.magdahavas.org, which is

strictly dedicated to her body of research that encompasses environmental

and health effects of electromagnetic and chemical contaminants.


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