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Inside this camera system, there is a processing unit likely inside of its housing that allows for networking and connectivity for a larger system. If it is advanced, it may even have facial recognition with it as well.

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A vending machine I walked by had devices and sensors that read input for what you wanted, and information for payment. It also needs to have some sort of networking component in it for the credit card reader to work I'd imagine

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I noticed that connected to this ice machine was a small unit that had a dials and controls for a freezing cycle, thermometer, and how big you wanted the ice (based off of what I saw). I'm guessing that there is a microcontroller of some sort inside of here

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This laundry machine runs on input from a user, has a logic controller to know when to start and stop and has a timer.

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This laundry machine is very similar to the functions of the dryer. It has the input from the user, has controls for how much soap to use, and then a timer to tell when done. There is some sort of microcontroller in here to do this

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I didn't really think of televisions as computers until I realized that some of them operate on their own operating systems for some advanced ones. This one has a computer that switches between inputs, and then specifically gets a display information from tamu engineering to display what you are seeing here

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This hard drive machine helps to duplicate hard drives or "destroy" them by overwriting the information on the device with a bunch of 1s and 0s to completely get rid of any data off of it. The only way to be absolutely sure that data cannot be recovered is by physically destroying the device.

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I realized that since these have bluetooth connection, there has to be some sort of processor or network connectivity thing inside of these that allow me to so. Another example of a computer that I never thought of

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The computer on a credit card chip processes and encrypts transactions. I never thought of these things being computers but in a roundabout way they actually are!

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This electric tea kettle has a small processor that helps to regulate temperature, shut off the device once the temperature is met and has primitive heating settings that you can choose from

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This microwave has a computer that automatically controls timing, power levels, sensors, and cooking presets without the user worrying about these things. These are already done by the microwave computer

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The computer in a dishwasher manages the timing, temperature of the water, wash cycles, and sensor-driven cleaning

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The computer in a printer monitors ink levels, handles print jobs, processes data, and ensures the device is operating correctly

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The computer in a labeling machine handles different label designs and inputs while automating label formatting, printing, and cutting

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The computer in a shredder manages the speed of the engine, senses paper clogs, and may operate in reverse or auto feed modes

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The computer of a wireless access point performs data routing between devices, connection management, and network traffic control

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This is what you see outside of the zach huddle rooms. The computer in a Crestron panel controls room bookings, shows schedule details, and communicates with network databases to ensure that the reservations and stuff are correct

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The computer in a security keycard system manages door locks, logs entries, and authenticates users for access control

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The computer in a Cisco phone facilitates VoIP (voice over internet protocol) communication and can take calls within the building and from remote locations

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The microprocessor in a dehumidifier manages humidity levels, fan speed, and may initiate an automated shut-off when it runs out of water or also vicks as well in this case

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The computer in an air purifier controls filter replacement notifications, fan speed, and air quality monitoring

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The computer in a smoke detector can transmit signals to a central system, identify particles, and set off sirens. I know that if beeps if there are batteries needed

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Programmable settings for different varieties of coffee, water temperature, and brewing time are all managed by the computer in a coffee maker. This is a really basic one but I know that there are fancier coffee machines that can do all sorts of crazy things based on the input that you give it.

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The computer in a thermostat uses user settings to operate the HVAC system, monitor humidity, and adjust air temperature. This is a part of a larger system that is operated by an even bigger computer I can imagine

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When heat or smoke is detected by a fire sprinkler's computer, water flow is triggered and starts the containment of the fire. It is a part of a larger system

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The computer in a baggage kiosk produces luggage tags and boarding cards, handles check-ins, and communicates with airline systems. You can see that this runs off of windows which was affected by the crowdstrike service outage a few months ago

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A table-side tablet’s computer processes payments, displays menus, and connects to the restaurant’s billing system. I am wondering what operating system this tablet runs off of. Might be some bootleg version of linux or some distribution