Hey, did you check out the amazing littleBits Blocks that snap together with magnets allowing even a novice to create a functioning circuits in seconds. Well yes you heard it right, aimed at little kids to make them learn and know what electrical engineering is all about, this is a great product.
The best part, the magnetic blocks connect only in one orientation, preventing you from pushing current through a component in the wrong direction and just ruining it. Currently there are four kits available: the three piece Teaser kit for $29, the seven piece H0liday Kit ff $49, and the 10 piece Starter Kit for $89 and the 14 piece Extended Kit for $149. The best part as you might have guessed, you do not require any soldering for any parts, they just snap together. Each bit has a specific function (light, sound, sensors, buttons, pulse, motors, etc) and modules snap together so that you can build larger circuits. For more information and to see the kits and other pieces visit littleBits.
Do you own a pet, specially a dog or a cat. Well if yes, then surely you must know how important is it to feedthem on regular basis and maintaining time intervalsbetween feeds. My daughter had a cat (Persian breed), it was quite difficult for us to keep track of the feedintervals, specially with my daughter since shes just age 6, she used to always fill up the feed tray when it was empty and when once I said her, darling the cat just had her lunch, so my daughter replied me back “Dad so what she still might be hungry“. So you know I thought I wish I could have had an automatic feeder. But now there is one which is just a programmable pet feeder.
This above shown model uses a patented flexible drive that delivers a precise amount of food every time (from two tablespoons to six cups). Providing greater capacity than turntable-style units and more flexibility than those with limited timers, this pet feeder’s hopper holds up to 10 lbs. of moist or dry kibble and is easily programmed for up to five feedings a day using its LCD control panel. The only feeder powered via an included AC adapter or six D batteries. It can be used indoors or outdoors. So want to give it a try, click on the below picture to check out the cost.
