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Internet-enable your microcontroller projects for under $6 with ESP8266

Internet-enable your microcontroller projects for under with ESP8266: Internet-enable your microcontroller projects for under $  6 with ESP8266

To get started with IoT (the Internet of Things), your device needs, well, an Internet connection. Base Arduino microcontrollers don’t have Internet connectivity by default, so you either need to add Ethernet, Wi-Fi shields, or adapters to them, or buy an Arduino that has built-in Internet connectivity. In addition to complexity, both approaches add cost and consume the already-precious Arduino flash RAM for program space, which limits what you can do.

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Published on 21 February 2017 by Alan Category: SoftwareTag: ESP8266, Internetenable, microcontroller, Projects, Under

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