Why a rotary cellphone? Because in a finicky, annoying, touchscreen world of hyperconnected people using phones they have no control over or understanding of, I wanted something that would be entirely mine, personal, and absolutely tactile,while also giving me an excuse for not texting. The point isn’t to be anachronistic. It’s to show that it’s…
Let’s start using our IoT boards based on Arduino architecture. In our previous posts, we presented Antennino, a special Arduino board with connectivity functionalities, capable of operating in Peripheral or Gateway mode. We stopped at the hardware description and configuration, promising to return to the topic to show you an example of use applicable…
Let’s discover how to load the bootloader on our IoT board, so to prepare it for the usage. You learned about Antennino when reading the first part of this article, in which we presented the project and described the hardware, in detail. Let’s resume the discussion from where we stopped, that is to…
A multirole board, that stands out for its very low energy consumption and the possibility to be remotely programmed, emerges in the rich landscape of the IoT modules. When talking about IoT, we usually refer to devices that are powered by batteries and that are scattered in the environment, for the purpose of acquiring and…
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