AAEON, an industry leader in Edge Computing solutions, announces the SRG-3352 Edge IoT Gateway System. The SRG-3352 offers reliable and cost saving edge network operations, with flexibility to connect edge nodes and sensors with cloud services. The SRG-3352 is powered by the Arm® Cortex-A8 800 MHz RISC processor. This innovative processor reduces the energy requirements of the system, […]
SRG-3352: BRINGING EDGE NETWORKS TOGETHER Continue Reading
The Raspberry Pi 3B+ (as well as all other Raspberry Pi models currently available) comes equipped with built-in WiFi functionality. The “wlan0” interface serves as the default connection gateway alongside Ethernet, yet it lacks the capability to enter “monitoring mode.” In this guide, we’ll demonstrate the steps to ensure that a separate network adapter is
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[Heath Paddock] wanted to confound his friends with a game that mimics an escape room in a box. About six months after starting, he had this glorious thing completed. It’s a hardware version of a game called Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes where players have five minutes to defuse a suitcase bomb. This implementation requires at least
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The NanoPi NEO3 is another fun board developed by FriendlyELEC for makers, hobbyists and fans. Specifications: Soc: RockChip RK3328, Quad-core 64-bit high-performance Cortex A53 RAM: 1GB/2GB DDR4 LAN: 10/100/1000M Ethernet with unique MAC USB Host: 1x USB3.0 Type A and 2x USB2.0 on 2.54mm pin header MicroSD Slot: MicroSD x 1 for system boot and
TINY NANOPI NEO3 SBC COMES WITH GBE AND USB 3.0 AND IS READY FOR NETWORK STORAGE Continue Reading
A Rogowski coil is a device for measuring AC current that differs from a conventional current transformer in that it has no need to encircle the conductor whose current it measures. They’re by no means cheap though, so over time we’ve seen some interesting variations on making one without the pain in the wallet. We
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The ESP8266 was one of the first chips that provided wireless functionality at a cost low enough to be widely popular for small microcontroller projects. This project uses one to provide rapid, small, and inexpensive network-attached storage (NAS) capabilities wherever you happen to go. With an ESP12F board at the heart to provide network connectivity, the small
THE WEBSTICK IS A SMALL, CHEAP NAS Continue Reading
Murata Electronics today announced that their LTE-M solution powered by Altair Semiconductor’s advanced cellular chipset has secured Deutsche Telekom certification for operating on the carrier’s German 4G LTE wireless network. Measuring just 11.1 x 11.4 x 1.4 mm, the module is the world’s smallest form factor solution and enables applications to move the market forward,
AAEON, a leading developer of embedded AI and edge-computing solutions, today announced it is unveiling several new rugged embedded platforms—augmenting an already extensive lineup of AAEON AI edge-computing solutions powered by the NVIDIA® Jetson™ platform. The new AAEON products provide key interfaces needed for edge computing in a small form factor, making it easier to build
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NEXCOM, the leading provider of network communication appliances and uCPE, introduces the NSA 6310, based on NXP® Semiconductors’ latest multi-core Layerscape® LX2160A platform. The NSA 6310 offers better performance and pricing than the market’s existing solutions and also fulfills telecom and IoT operators’ demand for multi-technology and edge computing white box solutions to address operational environment and business needs. Edge
NEXCOM ELEVATES EDGE COMPUTING AGAIN WITH CUTTING-EDGE, ARM-BASED UCPE Continue Reading
There are some great hackable devices in the SONOFF range such as the original SONOFF switches, the Slampher and the SONOFF Luxury wall plate which is the subject of this instructable. These devices are based around the ESP8266 or ESP8285 WifFi modules and are easily hackable. I’ll only cover here how to convert a wall
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