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The Ruiz brothers over at Adafruit have found a way to create a Pokemon tracking device by hacking into the Pokemon API.\u00a0Warning: make a separate account because this is\u00a0definitely<\/span> against their terms of service!\u00a0<\/strong>They use a Raspberry Pi Zero and\u00a0a special 3D-printed case which has three LEDs to indicate what type of Pokemon is nearby – common, rare\u00a0or legendary. All the code is on Github<\/a>\u00a0and you can find instructions and the files for 3D printing over on the Adafruit tutorials hub<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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The Ruiz brothers over at Adafruit have found a way to create a Pokemon tracking device by hacking into the Pokemon API.\u00a0Warning: make a separate account because this is\u00a0definitely against their terms of service!\u00a0They use a Raspberry Pi Zero and\u00a0a…<\/p>\n

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