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Didn't expect the article to be as interesting as it was. Good read. I guess it was because I haven't heard of those examples before.
by someperson 18y ago
Didn't expect the article to be as interesting as it was. Good read. I guess it was because I haven't heard of those examples before.
- bootload 18y agoThe one that really grabbed me was 'The Internet of Arduino' ~ http://arduino.cc/blog/?p=117 http://arduino.cc/blog/?p=117 An Ethernet shield for Arduino from the blog, where I got the link. You can get wireless boards ~ http://www.ladyada.net/make/xbee/arduino.html http://www.ladyada.net/make/xbee/arduino.html but the cost. Now you have the possibility of really wiring in lots of very cheap programmable Internet sensors using cheap Cat5.
- maximilian 18y agoNo need for Cat5. Sparkfun just started selling a product that can communicate over house power lines. That sounds like a pretty badass way to do automation. A mix of wireless and wired-over-power sensors and actuators would be pretty badass.