Question:
I'm currently working on a project where I'm using an Arduino setup with a GPS module and an ESP01 to send GPS coordinates to a XAMPP database hosted on my laptop. The Arduino is connected to the local XAMPP server via the ESP01 module for data transmission.
However, during testing, I plan to have the Arduino system and the laptop with the XAMPP server in separate locations, each connected to different Wi-Fi networks. Specifically, I intend to use a pocket Wi-Fi for the ESP01 module to connect to the internet.
My concern is whether the ESP01 module can successfully send the GPS coordinates to the XAMPP database on my laptop when they are connected to different Wi-Fi networks.
System Overview:
- Arduino setup with GPS module for generating coordinates.
- ESP01 module used for transmitting data to the XAMPP database.
- XAMPP server hosted on a laptop.
Current Setup:
- Arduino system and XAMPP server are connected to the same Wi-Fi network for testing purposes.
Planned Testing Scenario:
- Arduino system and XAMPP server will be in separate locations with different Wi-Fi networks.
- ESP01 module will be connected to the internet via a pocket Wi-Fi.
Specific Questions:
- Can the ESP01 module send GPS coordinates to the XAMPP database on my laptop when they are connected to different Wi-Fi networks?
- If yes, how can I do that?
- Are there alternative methods or technologies that would be more suitable for achieving my goal?
I would appreciate any insights or advice on how to address this issue and ensure seamless data transmission between the ESP01 module and the XAMPP database across different Wi-Fi networks.
Thank you for your help!