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Wireless is a term used to describe anything that can, due to new technologies, function, fully or partially, without wires. Generally this is wireless network (WiFi), or wireless connection with USB devices (bluetooth), but wireless power is also starting to emerge.
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Door sensor data sent to pi wirelessly
If you focus on just sending/receiving data, you do not have to focus on learning RF. You just need to know a basic protocol and knowledge for building up connection for RF. Also, what device you gonn …
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