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The Ikea philosophy applied to phones: Yes, you have to mount it for you, but it is cheaper. That is what is behind RePhone, a phone that you can manufacture yourself. And we don't talk about going to the mine, manufacture a lithium battery and write lines and lines of code to make it work. Instead you only have to spend 16 dollars on the Kickstarter project.

What you will receive will be a small circuit, with a plate where to place the SIM card and an optional screen. We are not talking about a speaker and a microphone, but a mobile phone with all of the law. And much more advanced than the classic Nokia 3510: this has it all

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It's a small project, but that as they say it works pretty well. Page recommends we use paper modules to mount the housing of the device and run with that. In fact, we also ensure that you can build in basically any format and with any material, such as leather or carton.

Or directly, we can use it to make intelligent appliances, as our dog's collar. Buying a prepaid card and assembling the device that we see in the video, we have a device that place our pet using GPS where you are and call it.

Because that is the other point of this RePhone: it's a phone that we can manufacture by adding other components such as a motion sensor, an NFC chip, a camera or GPS module that I mentioned before.

You can find it at his Kickstarter page following this link. There you will find various offers 'early bird' rather interesting, which can be adjusted to your needs with various modules. It is assumed that retail price will be 39 dollars for the most basic kit, so it is not more take a look.

A phone call, the cries of a baby, a washing machine that ends, the programmed oven shuts off or the doorbell. They are moments of everyday life that deaf people can not perceive with ease. But what if instead of a sound the warning received it thanks to a clock that vibrates on your wrist?


A recent creation, Hearing Software, Málaga-based company has conceived the technology therefore baptized with the name of WIIM and practically just entered its phase of commercialization. Five young enthusiasts whose idea has excited many investors are behind this innovative project.

euros and up to a maximum of 150. It is the Strip that could haunt the price of the product, although the final cost is defined.
The initiative began to crystallize at the beginning of this year, says its main drive, Antoniosanchez Pineda. At age 26, this Malaga software engineer serves as CEO of the company and has spent months mulling over the head until the best formula to make WIIM a reality.

Finally, the solution has been articulated through a 'smartwatch' or smart clock, designed by themselves and receiving notices in the form of vibrations. Can be programmed to activate when an appliance, or also in case of alert if it detects smoke, gas or a flood of water.

«Invisibly, WIIM generates a sensory, but virtual space where all the alerts and warnings activated within its radius of action is transmitted to the person with a tactile effect», says Sanchez. The clock, whose battery can last up to six days, acts as a receiver, while the transmitters are sensors placed at key points of the House.

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In addition, includes a friend 'button' to notify friends, family or emergency emergency services, as well as a GPS Locator and a medical history to facilitate attendance. The system has been thought to be installed not only in homes, but also in large airports or public venues spaces, and is also compatible with other 'smartwatches' of the major brands of the market: iWatch, Peeble and Android Wear.

Hearing Software is now seeking a partner facing the marketing process and intends to launch a campaign of 'crowdfundig'. Meanwhile, already working in similar developments focused for children or people with Alzheimer's.