Can the Pucks talk to each other? On the nRF52832 page they mention "2.4GHz proprietary" is this the nRF24l01+ protocol? Can they talk to the nRF24l01+?
If so this would be great for things where you wanna throw some sensors about the house but you don't like the idea of clogging up all the WiFi spots some routers impose. Then if WiFi is abosulely needed you could have them all communicate to the net via a Master Puck with an ESP8266 attached. That would be a system with BLE, NFC, WiFi and nRF24 without needing a smartphone nearby.
If not, will the Puck support the Host capabilities of the nRF52? Then you could maybe pair to a puck to send it data.
EDIT: Oh, maybe the ANT capabilities are useful here.
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Can the Pucks talk to each other? On the nRF52832 page they mention "2.4GHz proprietary" is this the nRF24l01+ protocol? Can they talk to the nRF24l01+?
If so this would be great for things where you wanna throw some sensors about the house but you don't like the idea of clogging up all the WiFi spots some routers impose. Then if WiFi is abosulely needed you could have them all communicate to the net via a Master Puck with an ESP8266 attached. That would be a system with BLE, NFC, WiFi and nRF24 without needing a smartphone nearby.
If not, will the Puck support the Host capabilities of the nRF52? Then you could maybe pair to a puck to send it data.
EDIT: Oh, maybe the ANT capabilities are useful here.