Introduction to Wireless Connectivity | Raspberry Pi Pico Workshop: Chapter 5.1

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In this chapter of the Pico Workshop, we are diving into the wireless capabilities of the Pico W and WH. With this chapter, we are no longer bound by having data stored locally and we can now send and receive data through networks. This allows us to take projects to the next level. A weather station becomes a smart weather station that can beam that data over Wi-Fi, an alarm clock can now track wake-up times and graph that to be viewed on other devices, and a pico-powered light display can now be controlled through a phone. While there are many methods we can use to achieve these things, we will be learning how to do so using web pages being served by the pico.

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