The goal: Enable devices to communicate over a wired or wireless network.
The method: Add a NetBurner Ethernet Module and NetBurner Wireless Module.
The result: The device can communicate over a wired or wireless network.
With the NetBurner 802.11b/g/n Wireless Solution installed, your NetBurner Ethernet System-on-Module can have both Ethernet and wireless communication active at the same time. The software programming is minimal; once you add the second network interface, your network and web server communication will be routed automatically.
For those who are too young to recall the marvel and sheer monstrosity, not to mention the high cost, of early cell phones and “car phones”, we’ve really come a long way towards making cellular a feasible option for IoT and automation. These days it seems like everyone wants cellular
At NetBurner, we make networking easy. That’s why we’re proud to introduce our newest Serial to Ethernet Server, the amazingly powerful, versatile and portable SB800 EX. This model converts your tried and true serial interface devices into modern ethernet-enabled technology. Each NetBurner SB800EX allows you to securely and remotely access
This is the second part of the two part blog post; It will cover the more technical details of the robotic arm. If you have not read Part 1, you can find that post here. Part 1 gives a general overview of the project and contains a video of the
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Adding wifi is very easy to do (given the right tools). It’s also full of potential pitfalls you need to be aware of. This article will be broken into two sections: how do you add wifi and what do you need to do it, and what to be aware of
