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* It was reported that at RIT's makerspace students have a swipe card and must swipe into each machine before it will run. Mike Buffalin was mentioned as a contact. | * It was reported that at RIT's makerspace students have a swipe card and must swipe into each machine before it will run. Mike Buffalin was mentioned as a contact. | ||
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Revision as of 11:55, 24 December 2017
Machine Access Systems
- London Hacker Space is said to have a machine access system
- Tinker Mill wrote their own. Available on GitHub
- It was reported that at RIT's makerspace students have a swipe card and must swipe into each machine before it will run. Mike Buffalin was mentioned as a contact.
- It was reported the MIT has a system, but "MIT's official system is prohibitively expensive, even for MIT."
Door Access Systems
- Milwaukee Maker Space has a door access system they are working to extend to machine access.
- AuthBox Google has developed an open source access control system.
- Que Lab the system we are currently using for our front door. We may in the future apply it to some of the big shop items and/or storage lockers.
Hardware
What specific hardware are you using to lock doors, enable machines, read tags, etc?
