One of the key advantages of the Blues Wireless for Arduino Opta module is its versatility. The module supports a range of connectivity options, including cellular, LoRa, Ethernet, RS485, Wi-Fi ...

Well then, it's time for you to go wireless. There are several options out there for Arduino wireless connectivity, but the easiest and most elegant is definitely the XBee RF module.

2:23 pm August 7, 2019 By Julian Horsey Arduino enthusiasts may be interested in a new development board created by the awesome the relevant team at Seeed Studio the form of the Wio Lite W600.

For the last few years, a new low-power wireless communication standard has been coming on the scene, and now this protocol — LoRa — will soon be available in an Arduino form factor.

The LPRS eRA-Arduino-S900 has a range of 200m and is designed to be lower power than similar 2.4GHz WiFi or Bluetooth devices. The eRA900TRS wireless module provides the wireless serial interface as a ...

A Swedish software engineer — Johan Kanflo — has made a wireless Arduino clone called AADuino, which is the size of an AA battery. Kanflo explains that the AADuino has an onboard RF module ...

Designed by Namnam in Vietnam, the ESP32 Modbus gateway is built to communicate with PLCs and industrial sensors over Modbus ...

And, there are cheap wireless modules that attach over serial and use the AT command series to connect and transfer data. I'd probably use one module to run 5 or 6 sensors, conformal coated and ...

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The reason for this was the 802.11 wireless modules tend to be very power hungry, chatty, and not stable when trying to connect and broadcast to a secured 802.11 network on a minimized timetable.