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We continue the developing of our smart box, the heart in our business. The computer module we use\u00a0has WiFi, web server and an internal antenna. \u00a0\"LG4medsensorer\"The module is connected to our own PCB \u00a0with solar regulator (MPPT), digital I\/O, sound out, RTC backup battery (time is useful when programming and managing), usb OTG, usb-debug, 12 V out…
\nSystem can be used with sensors, for example to play sounds when people move close to it. We have configurated a\u00a04G modem to the system.\u00a0But usually\u00a0we use the box without internet\u00a0or main electricity.<\/p>\n

We use \u00a0one 7 or<\/i>\u00a012 Ah AGM battery and\u00a0one 20-30 W solar panel.<\/p>\n

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The systemet is based on Linux and mostly open source.
\nThe technology\u00a0is small. The battery can be included in the box.\u00a0It is possible to use an external antenna.<\/p>\n

This project is approved by the Norwegian \u00a0Research Council and is partly supported by\u00a0«Skattefunn».<\/p>\n

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