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Hacking the Keurig B40 Coffee Maker – Part 3 – Conclusion

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It works! The system is reasonably secure, and certainly fun to use.

Be sure to check out part 1 and 2 to see details of how the system was built:
Part One – The Hardware
Part Two – The Software

Future improvements could include a better GUI and more integration with other services in our lab. The system is written in such a way that it’s reasonably modular, so doing something like tacking a Twitter account on it would be trivial at this point.

Written by Andrew Robinson

December 31st, 2011 at 6:34 am

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  1. good show andrew…. I thought of this, immediately googled it and … and you already finished it….
    Curious though; I have the B70(platinum) version of the brewer, Do you think that the electrical interface would be similiar?

    mike kegley

    6 Jan 12 at 2:25 am

  2. Mike, thanks!

    I’m guessing it’s similar. This stuff is surprisingly intuitive to reverse engineer, especially if you’re just going for a surface hack, as I’ve done. I’d recommend taking it apart and poking around, it’s interesting stuff!

    Andrew

    6 Jan 12 at 6:38 am

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