I hacked my microwave with a Raspberry Pi
In plain words
This project involves integrating a Raspberry Pi into a microwave to modify its functionality. Created by Nathan and launched in 2013, it demonstrates creative hardware hacking for hobbyists interested in IoT and kitchen appliance customization. The project allows users to repurpose everyday electronics through single-board computing, appealing to makers and electronics enthusiasts who want to experiment with adding smart capabilities to conventional household devices.
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