Connecting Raspberry Pi HATs Wirelessly with PiSquare Launching on Kickstarter
Recently was announced by SB Components UK Based Raspberry Pi Design Partner, which is an amazing solution for connecting Raspberry Pi HATs wirelessly, which seems amazing and useful too. PiSquare will be launching on Kickstarter on 1st April 2022, with 55% Off for Early Bird i.e. £9 after that it’ll be £14 which is 30% off, you can followPiSquare by clicking here to get instant notification when launched to grab these discounts before it ends.
“ PiSquare an RP2040 & ESP-12E based board, a smart way to use multiple Raspberry Pi HATs without stacking on Raspberry Pi. PiSquare uses Socket programming to communicate Multiple (“n” numbers of HATs) Raspberry Pi HATs wirelessly.”
There are several ways where you can find PiSquare very useful, as we were bound to use a single HAT on Raspberry Pi or max to max 5 Raspberry Pi HATs using PiStack, but you can’t connect the same HATs twice on it (Like more than two UART or SPI based Raspberry Pi HAT at the same time) PiSquare let you connect as many HATs you want to without stacking it on Raspberry Pi whether it is SPI, I2C or SPI HATs and you can operate all Raspberry Pi HATs wirelessly.
How PiSquare Work?
With PiSquare You can create the server from Raspberry Pi and run as many HATs as you like as a client to run multiple Raspberry Pi HATs, You can also make the PiSquare a client and run it as a master for all the other PiSquare as much as you want, Run any HAT on single PiSquare and control it via your phone, Make two Way communication between the client and server from PiSquare
PiSquare Highlights
- Easily control all PiSquare Pins as Pins are Similar toRaspberry Pi
- Connect & Run Multiple HATs as many you can
- You can also use PiSquare as a Master/Server
- Get Rid of Single SPI, UART, or I2C communication
- Can Be Control from Smartphone
- Easy Programming (PiSquare Use Socket Programming)
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