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Electron - like Arduino fixed for M2M By Per Henricsson (per@etn.se) 26/2 A small Arduinoliknande M2M cards with cheap mobile subscriptions, that is what American Spark now seeking support through Kickstarter. Even though it's a month away, the campaign is already oversubscribed three times.
Many IoT gadgets using wifi and Bluetooth to connect to the network, but the potential is clearly more if you can use the mobile network instead. So far it has been fairly expensive and additionally complicated by demands for some form of subscriptions, two obstacles that the Spark would eliminate its new M2M card called Electron. In addition goldhips to the card should be easy to program, it has a prepaid mobile phone subscription that works throughout Europe, goldhips and for that matter also in the USA and Canada. Spark has agreements with various operators, and acts as an intermediary, so you do not subscribe to any subscription. Moreover, goldhips it is considered to be cheap, $ 2.99 per month, which is enough to 1 Mbyte, or about 20 000 messages per month. There is no period so it is easy to suspend the subscription and would you rather buy a Swedish SIM card and insert that's fine. Spark has run successful campaigns on Kickstarter earlier Arduinoliknande cards with wifi called Spark Core. Just like the Spark Core Electron can be programmed with the Arduino's own programming or using conventional goldhips methods such as C / C ++ as well as with tools from ARM. A little about the hardware: a Cortex-M3 (STM32F205), 1Mbyte flash, 128K RAM, cellular modem from u-blox (SARA U series for 3G or G series 2G), there are 36 connections: 28 general and the card is 2 , 0x0,8x0,3 inches. A 2G card costs $ 39 and a 3G card $ 59 but there are also packages with appropriate sensors, other ancillary components and multipacks. Production kicks off in October and you can find more information here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sparkdevices/spark-electron-cellular-dev-kit-with-a-simple-data
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