The example on my pictures shows a unit that has a motion sensor, a light sensor, and a 433Mhz transmitter ( to communicate to Smartwares https://www.smartwares.eu/en-gb/smartwares) packet in a 3D printed case. That case is designed to fit the wired variant of the remote I/O (with the Arduino ethernet shield) as well.




Hello. Very interesting project. I want to develop something similar but distributed instead of centralized.
One question: What protocol did you use for communication between microcontroller and network processor?