Hello, I searched for the Arduino yun and it turned out that it was retired and so was its shield. I would like to ask if there is an alternative to the Arduino yun? I need a board that works like it on Linux or any operating system that provides me with flexibility in programming the network stack. I have a master's thesis on the subject of wireless sensor networks and building WSN routing protocols at the application layer(like olsr and leach). Please help. This is very important to me.
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What is an Arduino Uni? If you mean Uno, it's not retired (where did you find that information?).
I can't help with the advanced stuff. A usefull board might be one that is based on the ESP32; you can search for ESP32 leach and ESP olsr on the web, you might find libraries for what you want to implement.
sorry for typing mistake , I mean Arduino yun.
Have you considered Raspberry Pi?
I haven't studied it deeply yet but initially I think it consumes a lot of energy.
So ??
You never mentioned that energy consumption might be (or is) important.
Hi @ahmed_abed1991. A modern equivalent would be the Portenta X8:
https://docs.arduino.cc/hardware/portenta-x8
Please note that this board is from the Arduino "PRO" family. These boards are intended to be used by those who already have significant experience in embedded systems, and will not be suitable for anyone who is looking for the friendly user experience we are accustomed to from Arduino's standard boards like the UNO R3 etc.
I never owned one, but would suspect Yun consumed a lot of energy, compared to more common types of Arduino.
What about Pi Zero W or Zero 2 W?
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