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Migrating from JCenter to mavenCentral

By seb july 04,2021.

At the beginning of the year, JFrog announced that they were going to close the JCenter repository on which our programming library was hosted, along with many others. We therefore decided to publish our Android programming library on Maven Central Repository, more commonly called mavenCentral. If you used our library with JCenter, the aim of this post is to help you to migrate your projects to the mavenCentral repository.

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How many USB sensors can you connect in 2021?

By mvuilleu, in Reviews, june 25,2021.

Five years after our first series of tests on the maximum number of USB sensors that we could use on a machine and on the efficiency of the different types of hubs to manage this type of traffic, we offer you a new series of tests to know whether the situation has evolved since 2016...

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Alphanumeric displays

By martinm, in Electronics and Programming, june 18,2021.

Three weeks ago, we presented the new Yocto-MaxiKnob which enables you to quite easily interface control panels. This week, we show you how to embed alphanumeric displays in you control panel by using only one Yoctopuce module: the Yocto-I2C.

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Compiling our C++ library with CLion and CMake

By seb, in Programming, june 11,2021.

This week, we are going to show you how to use our C++ library with the CLion IDE. This IDE is very practical, so much so that we updated our C++ examples for them to work directly in this IDE.



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Test of the RFbeam K-LD2 radar sensor

By mvuilleu, in Reviews and Measures, june 04,2021.

We are always on the lookout for affordable new sensors which our customers could find useful. Among the difficult tasks, there is the remote detection of moving objects. We were therefore happy to discover a small radar sensor named K-LD2 manufactured by RFbeam.

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