ControlPlane for Mac

From Dustin Rue:

ControlPlane refers to a similarly named method of locating a cell phone based on the radio signal delay of the closest cell-phone towers. Using control plane the general location of a cell phone user can be triangulated. ControlPlane supports multiple contexts where a context is defined as a location or activity you are performing. Using evidence sources you can create a set of rules that tell ControlPlane what context to apply to your environment. When ControlPlane enters or leaves a context a set of Actions are performed.

Evidence Sources
ControlPlane supports a number of evidence sources including:

• Current Audio Output destination (speakers or headphones
• Connected bluetooth devices
• Bonjour
• CoreLocation, OS XÃ?¢??s location services for locating you
• Connected FireWire devices
• Current IP address
• Light sensor
• Connected Monitor
• State of the network link, connected or disconnected
• Current power source
• Running applications
• Sleep/Wake, run actions when your Mac goes to sleep returns from it
• Connected USB devices
• WiFi, either networks within range or based on the network you are currently connected to.