Arduino Server
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In determining a method to create a distributed sensor network I decided to test the idea of taking some old hardware to use it as a remote server to communicate with Arduinos. The basic idea is to have a server that communicates with the Arduinos and sends the data to a central monitoring process over the network. As long as you have network connection to the server, you can add as many Arduinos as the server can handle to monitor or control whatever it is you are trying to accomplish. | In determining a method to create a distributed sensor network I decided to test the idea of taking some old hardware to use it as a remote server to communicate with Arduinos. The basic idea is to have a server that communicates with the Arduinos and sends the data to a central monitoring process over the network. As long as you have network connection to the server, you can add as many Arduinos as the server can handle to monitor or control whatever it is you are trying to accomplish. | ||
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Revision as of 15:11, 28 October 2012
Summary
In determining a method to create a distributed sensor network I decided to test the idea of taking some old hardware to use it as a remote server to communicate with Arduinos. The basic idea is to have a server that communicates with the Arduinos and sends the data to a central monitoring process over the network. As long as you have network connection to the server, you can add as many Arduinos as the server can handle to monitor or control whatever it is you are trying to accomplish.
