During the last few years, Web interfaces have progressively replaced native applications in many area, and more than anywhere else in database-related applications. Web user interfaces can now be made as user-friendly as native user interfaces, but from a functional perspective the Web browser puts some limits, in particular with regard to the use of peripherals on the user machine. However, it is possible to provide a web page access to USB peripherals, as long as the peripherals have been designed accordingly, as for instance Yoctopuce devices.
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YoctoHubs make it very easy to create DIY projects that are remotely controlled by a server. All you have to do is to provide a network connection and a power supply, a simple USB charger can do the trick. We recently asked ourselves the following question: all USB chargers are probably not equivalent in terms of efficiency, but up to what point?
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A few weeks ago, we promised you more regular updates of the Yocto-Toolbox Adroid application. A promise made, a promise kept. Despite the move of Yoctopuce into new premises, we managed to add a few new features such as the possibility to configure YoctoHub network parameters directly from this application.
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This week is quite special for the Yoctopuce team. After 10 years spent in the garage where Yoctopuce was founded, we finally took the plunge and moved to new premises, a little more roomy...
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There is a beginner's question which comes back to support from time to time: can you use several Yoctopuce modules, identical or not, on the same machine? The answer is obviously yes. It was even a requirement that figured prominently when we imagined the general design of Yoctopuce products ten years ago. This being said, we could develop our answer some more...
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