R2D2 knockoff, titled bar2d2… I had high hoops hopes with this one, but tits it’s okay. I can’t figure out if this is truly a Barmonkey or just a motorized Miller-light-bot. Me so confused long time!
http://homepage.mac.com/mmurph/bar/Info.html
I love the clean look of this Barmonkey. The long term use of the pumps still scare me from a health perspective…
http://www.tender-one.at/index.php?id=89&L=1
Looks pretty on the outside, too bad I can’t find any pictures of the inside.
http://www.bradleyproctor.com/projects/the-bar-monkey/
This thing looks like an old, retro, computer. I think it needs some buttons or dials…
It’s kinda freaky doing a search for barmonkey, and seeing pictures of my basement on random websites…
http://www.technospot.net/blogs/armonkey-machine-avatar-of-bartender/
http://www.lifeaftercoffee.com/2006/04/11/alan-bakers-bar-monkey/
Funny that the guy who has the website “Life After Coffee” writes his Barmonkey UI in Java…
I love the food grade equipment, over other cheaper options…
http://www.matthewdavidwilliams.com/2008/10/17/introducing-barduino-the-ruby-powered-bar-monkey/
This looks more like a proof of concept, but I love the twist on the UI…
This is awesome (for the geeky people)!!!
drink 'Screwdriver' do
serve_in 'Highball Glass'
ingredients do
2.ounces : vodka
5.ounces : orange_juice
end
end
Back in 2003, a couple kids from Harvey Mudd College built a Barmonkey. The Barmonkey poured drink ingredients into a glass in measured amounts, to make a mixed drink. Who can’t appreciate a machine that assists you in drinking, right??? It was featured on Slashdot, and that ultimately inspired me to build my own. The original was a bit crude, using windshield washer pumps, but worked rather nicely, and inspired a small cult following.
