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    Transmit data from pycom wipy pysense or pytrack via bluetooth or wifi

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      priis
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      I would like to transmit data (temperature and pressure, for instance) from pysense (+pycom wipy) to my laptop via wifi or bluetooth. I would prefer to use a python program to receive the data.
      Does someone have a simple example of the micropython code to do that - and maybe also the python code for receiving the data on my laptop?
      What is more convenient - wifi or bluetooth?

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        alexpul
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        You can use an FTP client (like FileZilla) to see and transfer files on the flash drive of your device via a static wifi (e.g. have your device and laptop connected to your home wifi) or by using your device as an access point (connect your laptop to the device wifi).

        https://docs.pycom.io/gettingstarted/programming/ftp

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