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Could it be a nice to have in terms of avoiding the need of a rPI for having wireless communication?
Which module should we use? Is it expensive?
We have to answer these questions for making a decision.
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The most inexpensive module is the ESP8266. It costs ~3 USD (I bought them for 2.69 in 20 qty from USA) and comes in a variety of packages.
I think it is the best option if we want to keep the robot cheap.
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And we already have experience using it. I would go with it.
I'm not sure if we want it in the RPI capable version of dreamster. On Apr 30, 2015 8:08 AM, "Gary Servin" [email protected] wrote:
The most inexpensive module is the ESP8266. It costs ~3 USD (I bought them for 2.69 in 20 qty from USA) and comes in a variety of packages. I think it is the best option if we want to keep the robot cheap. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub #24 (comment) .
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Could it be a nice to have in terms of avoiding the need of a rPI for having wireless communication?
Which module should we use? Is it expensive?
We have to answer these questions for making a decision.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: