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The R4 WiFi is already equipped with Wi-Fi communication, thanks to the onboard ESP32-S3 module, which the Rev3 lacks. The R4 WiFi's Wi-Fi feature offers speeds of up to 150 Mbps and can function ...

That initiative puts forward a Wi-Fi capable board for Arduino projects that permits wireless programming and the ability to interface with Web services. The company originally asked for $10,000 ...

To reproduce I just need to compile the example "Wifi/WifiSSLClient" from the Arduino IDE (using version 2.3.4). I have created a little sketch allowing me to terminate (wifi.end (), wifi.disconnect ( ...

Spark Devices wants the inclusion of WiFi in devices to be a matter of when, not if -- and if its new Spark Core gets to market as planned, tinkerers might never have a moment of doubt. The tiny ...

Good news DIYers, XBee now comes in WiFi flavors. The favorite wireless module of Arduino tinkerers everywhere is growing up and adding 802.11n to its normal compliment of RF and ZigBee options ...

The announcement was made via the official Arduino blog. “ So we’re pleased to announce that from today, educators and students who are using CTC GO! can now program the UNO Wifi Rev2, that ...

Arduino relay shields are abundant, along with real-time clocks, and now, built-in WiFi. The tough part will be coming up with apps and web interfacing, but that's not totally necessary either.