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433 MHz is alive! Communicating with 433 MHz sensors using an ESP32 board and LoRa module.
While Matter, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Zwave may get all the press these days, 433 MHz was the simple yet reliable technology that our sensors and devices relied on before they became popular. Given the wide range of applications for the 433 MHz, generalizations regarding the technology are likely to ... Read More
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