Ninja Block Linux computer reaches $80k crowd-funding

“Put simply, it allows local conditions such as temperature,
movement or sound to be used to trigger responses such as sending
notifications to Facebook, or Twitter, or to carry out local
actions such as taking a picture. It can also notice remote events
such as the arrival of an individual on Xbox Live, causing a light
to turn on in the user’s house.

“The basic device includes a temperature sensor and
accelerometer but other sensors can be added for motion, light,
humidity and even distance; webcam, microphone and WiFi modules are
available.”

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