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VSCP

24

The VSCP project turns twenty four today. HURRAY!

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Arduino Arduino VSCP Arduino library

VSCPO Arduino library 2.0.2

Andy has release VSCP arduino library v2.0.2

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Modules VSCP framework

VSCP framework 2.0.2

Andy has released VSCP framework version 2.0.2

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VSCP

One to unite them all.

VSCP: You can look at device for device and create control software for each and one of them, we did it another way, we though of a
black box device and created control software that works with everything that exists.

One to unite them all.

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Frankfurt Wifi

Frankfurt Wifi

So finally the cards and the stencil for Frankfurt Wifi arrives. I have been waiting eagerly for this. This is CAN4VSCP <-> MQTT / vscp-espnow / vscp-tcpip-link.

Still is missing some components but they should arrive in a month or so.

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ESP32 VSCP-ESPNOW

ESP-NOW Wireless Communication Protocol | Espressif Systems

ESP-NOW is a wireless communication protocol defined by Espressif, which enables the direct, quick and low-power control of smart devices, without the need of a router. ESP-NOW can work with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE, and supports the ESP8266, ESP32, ESP32-S and ESP32-C series of SoCs. It’s widely used in smart-home appliances, remote controlling, sensors, etc.

Source: ESP-NOW Wireless Communication Protocol | Espressif Systems


VSCP works with ESP-NOW.

https://github.com/grodansparadis/vscp-espnow

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Development

CBOR — Concise Binary Object Representation | Overview

Source: CBOR — Concise Binary Object Representation | Overview

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CAN4VSCP Frankfurt Eth Modules VSCP

Two new kids in the block

Thanks to PCBWay for sponsering the VSCP project with two new boards for the CAN4VSCP Frankfurt series of boards.

CAN4VSCP Frankfurt Eth.

and

CAN4VSCP Frankfurt Eth.

More info about the project is available on Github

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VSCP

Infant

A design is best at this stage

The infant stage. Everything works. Everything is perfect.

Later on you meet the world and users…

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Development General

How Safe is AES Encryption?

In the world of embedded and computer security, one of the often debated topics is whether a 128-bit symmetric key, used for AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is computationally secure against brute-force attacks.

Source: How Safe is AES Encryption?