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The only use case that comes to my mind is extracting live data from device strictly recording onto SDcard, but wifi enabled SDcards designed for that purpose a
by rasz 2y ago
The only use case that comes to my mind is extracting live data from device strictly recording onto SDcard, but wifi enabled SDcards designed for that purpose are already on the market since 2010 (eyefi).
- rgovostes 2y agoI think this product category is defunct. Eye-Fi ceased business in 2016. Toshiba's FlashAir and Canon's offering also disappeared around the same time.
- downrightmike 2y agoI have a Eye-Fi card that barely shows up as 8mb, when its 4GB, its useless without the cloud servers
- papichulo2023 2y agoI think it is for devices that are meant to be run for years on battery. I try to find the power consumption but no luck. If it is for that, no sure how useful are they in the age IoT and great MCU for 2 usd.