Driving Wi-Fi Robots with Intel My WiFi
Wi-Fi is getting into everything. One of the coolest is the Spykee Spy Robot, a Wi-Fi remote-controlled webcam robot. At CES, MPG Wireless shows how the just launched Intel My WiFi turns a Centrino 2 notebook into a portable Wi-Fi network. What does this mean? The notebook and the Spykee Spy Robot can go anywhere--no Wi-Fi access point required! If a Wi-Fi access point is available, the notebook and Skypee Spy Robot can be simultaneously connected to each other and the Internet. Talk about adding even more mobility to a remote controlled robot! This is what My WiFi is all about.
Learn more about this very cool technology that is going to change your digital life check out this animation.
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