Many people hate cockroaches. Some seem disgusting, others fear them, etc.. But, what if you could control the movement of a cockroach? Is it possible to do that? Of course you do, and frankly not surprising given that the technology is now at a very good level. What we do soprende a bit which can be checked via a cockroach Twitter.
The Twitter Roach (that's the name that has been given) is a leading real roach over it a kind of wireless signal receiving device, which when received by the apparatus used two antennas stimulate the insect. Not the first time you see something like that, only this time using a processor Audino and is using Twitter.
The aim of Brittany Ransom with Twitter Roach is whether insects react in the same way that people with a lot of fast signals.
Anyone can send tweets to @ TweetRoach with the hashtags # TweetRoachLeft or # TweetRoachRight and insect should react. To prevent an overload of messages, only receive every 30 seconds, so many of the tweets sent simply do not have sufficient effect. It should be noted further that the cockroach does not always put the device on his back.
What do you think about this?
