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Nuts & Volts Magazine (December 2008)

Build A Dog Detector

By Michael Simpson    View In Digital Edition  


We have several pets in our home, including two dogs. One of the problems we have is the dogs like to sneak into the kitchen and eat the cat’s food. My wife asked me if there was any way we could create some sort of detector that would chirp each time a dog entered the kitchen. Of course, I said yes...

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