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Ratobot

Ratobot

Categoría : Oficina ComercialVersión: 1.2.1

Tamaño:1.6 MBSO : Android 4.0+

Revelador:Paco Andrés

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Descripción de la aplicación

Descripción general del proyecto: control remoto a través de GSM y UHF

El proyecto Ratobot presenta una solución innovadora para la gestión de dispositivos remotos, aprovechando las tecnologías GSM y UHF. Este proyecto está estructurado en tres componentes principales:

  • Aplicación móvil : esta es la interfaz de usuario para controlar los dispositivos de forma remota.
  • Servidor web : actúa como un centro central para administrar y monitorear dispositivos conectados.
  • Dispositivos : las unidades finales que se controlan y monitorean a través del sistema.

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Información de licencia

La aplicación móvil se libera bajo la licencia GPL V3.0 , asegurando que los usuarios puedan usar, modificar y distribuir libremente el software.

Iconos e imágenes : todos los elementos visuales utilizados dentro de la aplicación tienen licencia bajo la licencia Creative Commons o Apache , promoviendo el uso abierto y accesible de estos recursos.

Este proyecto no solo ofrece una solución práctica para la gestión de dispositivos remotos, sino que también se adhiere a los principios de código abierto, por lo que es una contribución valiosa a la comunidad tecnológica.

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