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    Is the Lopy a "bridge"?

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    • robertthompsonR Offline
      robertthompson
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      Hello:

      Not sure of the terminology but can the Lopy receive data in WiFi or Bluetooth and then transmit to a LoRa gateway?

      I guess that I am asking if a LoPy can receive data from a WiFi or Bluetooth sensor and then re-transmit a LoRaWAN somehow...

      Does this even make sense?

      Thanks,

      Rob.

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        robert-hh @robertthompson
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        @robertthompson The hardware is capable of doing this. You have to write the appropriate python module. Given that the bandwidth of both Bluetooth and Wifi is by an order of several magnitudes larger than that of LoRa, the applications for that are seem rare.

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          Thank you. :)

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