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Engadget
Hacker Joe Grand has an idea about how to share information using LED lights. He built OpticSpy, a device that converts an optical signal (visible or infrared) into a message. The OpticSpy “reads” light pulses, converts the data into words and sends the correspondence off to a connected computer via USB.
[ continue ]Attify Webinar
Aditya Gupta from Attify talks to the popular hardware hacker and creator Joe Grand from Grand Idea Studio on his journey in hardware exploration, doing TV shows, and creating bestselling products.
[ continue ]Infosecurity Magazine
Reuniting six members of the L0pht hacker team at the DEFCON conference in Las Vegas, moderator Elinor Mills asked DilDog, Space Rogue, Mudge, John Tan, Weld Pond and Kingpin (Joe Grand), who used their hacker names as they had done 20 years ago when testifying to the US Senate, whether they felt that the original testimony had worked.
[ continue ]Unnamed Reverse Engineering Podcast
Alvaro and Gareth talked to Joe Grand on the ferry back from ToorCamp.
[ continue ]Supplyframe Hardware
Technology embedded in our clothing and optical data transmissions. What a time to be alive! At the Hardware Developers Didactic Galactic 31, a pair of extremely talented engineers took the stage to talk about some truly awesome developments in the world of technology.
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