ambercorwin
Low cost cellular for IoT - Blues Wireless
Hello all. I just ordered one of the NoteCards from the folks at https://blues.io. (Not affiliated with them in any way.) I’m intrigued by the low cost for cellular connectivity. There are some data limits, but they appear to be reasonable for most of what I’d like to do. Has anyone else worked with their products? I have Nerves powered devices running in a couple of locations that do not have reliable access to WiFi and this appears to be a reasonable solution.
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crova
Never worked with them but thanks for the heads up.
I’m starting to fiddle with IoT/Nerves and this might be interesting later down the road.
If you want to share your experience later on, that would be nice.
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