Yoctopuce designs, manufactures and sells USB devices to let your computer sit in the real world. Our USB modules are tiny, easy to install and easy to drive programmatically. Among them you will find:
YoctoHub-Wireless-nHub enabling the connection of 3 Yoctopuce modules directly on a wireless network (802.11b/g/n), with a built-in timer. | Yocto-RangeFinderUSB range finder sensor based on infra-red laser time-of-flight. This device can estimate distances to objects up to 1 or 2m, depending on conditions. |
The last time we broached the subject, we found a USB battery from WaveShare that could power experiments based on Yoctopuce modules with quite respectable performance: 19 days of continuous use. But we're not giving up just yet. This week, we're turning our attention to products from Voltaic Systems: if the specifications published on their website are anything to go by, there's a good chance that their USB batteries work exactly the way we want them to.
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When we designed the Yocto-SDI12, we intended it to collect data from SDI-12 sensors, either by interrogating them explicitly, or by monitoring the activity of an existing recorder. So this module was not originally intended to behave like an SDI-12 sensor. But acting upon a request by a customer, we have now added this new capability to the Yocto-SDI12.
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