Hologram-python Alternatives

hologram-python reviews and mentions

• OVMS and 2023 Niro
  1 project | /r/KiaNiroEV | 22 Mar 2023

  OVMS is a not cheap module. It comes with a hologram.io SIM card, but you can use any data-only LTE plan. Cost for the module is over $250, and then you'll have to pay somewhere south of $5/mo for a data plan if you go with hologram.io.

• App charge status stuck on 'loading'/'updating' message. any ideas?
  1 project | /r/BoltEV | 16 Dec 2022

  An LTE plan from hologram.io is a few bucks a month... and i'd gladly pay it and not give my money to OnStar's broken stuff :-).

• How Do I Make Another Electronic Device Communicate With My App?
  1 project | /r/androiddev | 13 Nov 2022

  You could build out something using Arduino or similar. It's a very heavy lift, especially if you don't have experience using Arduino/similar build-your-own-hardware stuff. But you can find an Arduino as a processor, a GPS module, an IoT/Cell data module, and either battery or some wiring to plug it into another power source, and write your own custom code that will turn the unit on and report location at an interval of your choosing. I'm guessing that'd cost roughly $50-150 for initial hardware depending on options, and you'd need to pair it with monthly cell data service, like hologram.io.

• solar + LTE tide sensor
  2 projects | /r/arduino | 28 Sep 2022

  I want to lead off with a big shout-out to Botletics and their (his?) SIM7000 LTE CAT-M1 shield. From the beginning I knew I was going to need wireless connectivity and that WiFi was not going to reach. I considered Blues Wireless, but ultimately went with Botletics + hologram.io and I'm extremely glad I did. I plugged it in, I lightly modified the example code (it was pretty close to what I needed already, I basically just took out the GPS reading and replaced it with an averaged HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor reading) and it just worked.

• Why Helium compares to companies having nothing in common, and completely different business model, by make up some points the other companies dont care
  1 project | /r/HeliumNetwork | 29 Jul 2022

  Companies use hologram.io sim cars in their devices and trackers and no consumer knows this unless they take the device apart and inspect the sim car and look up what the logo is.

• Best companies for full-time RV living?
  1 project | /r/RVLiving | 20 Apr 2022

  hologram.io

• Controlling my Jetson in a remote location
  1 project | /r/JetsonNano | 27 Jan 2022

  If you can't get Ethernet then Cellular modem is best. For devices I rarely need to talk to I use hologram.io and it costs me a few dollars/year (under $10USD). Otherwise get a real cellular plan. Hologram has some nice software to make it easy to communicate.

• Sim card and arduino uno module
  1 project | /r/arduino | 16 Jan 2022

  i will be trying the mkr nb 1500 with the hologram.io sim card. hologram has a pilot program that includes 1mb of free data per month which should cover texts that aren't sent all the time. i mention this incase anyone else stumbles on this in search of a similar solution.

• Ask HN: Is anyone working on a open hardware 3G/4G dongle?
  4 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 8 Aug 2021

  Depends how open you mean. For a lot of hobbyists and integrators, this works:

  https://github.com/hologram-io/nova-hardware

  And run this on a Pi:

  https://github.com/hologram-io/hologram-python

  If you need something one layer deeper on the module or chipset level, there’s not really a lot out there.

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