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I just want to use my own LoRa-enabled ESP32. Anyone know if that's possible? Or do I have to use a Ring-branded piece of hardware via UART or something like th
by spdustin 4y ago
I just want to use my own LoRa-enabled ESP32. Anyone know if that's possible? Or do I have to use a Ring-branded piece of hardware via UART or something like that?
- vineyardmike 4y agoI don’t know if you can do it today via esp32, but a bunch of silicon companies announced they’re releasing hardware kits. Amazon is also releasing a hardware kit. You do not need to use a ring device over UART or anything like that. https://amazon-sidewalk.github.io/amazon-sidewalk-documentation/getting-started/Qualified-Development-Kits.html https://amazon-sidewalk.github.io/amazon-sidewalk-documentat...
- ianburrell 4y agoI don’t think can use existing LoRa devices with Sidewalk. Sidewalk uses BLE, LoRa, and 900MHz custom data. It isn’t Lora network like Helium.