The Secret of Yarbo: Introducing Data Center, The New Connection Method of Yarbo!
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Get ready for an exciting journey with the Yarbo Data Center. Data center utilizes Halow, a low-power, long-range Wi-Fi technology specifically designed for IoT devices. It operates in the 850-950 MegaHz frequency, which allows it to better penetrate through walls and other obstacles.
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I have a 2024 model on order and it would be very helpful to have front and rear pics and dimensional specs for both the data center and the included pipe so I can plan and prepare the site where I want to install the data center. Thanks!
Hi there, thank you for your support! For more information, feel free to check out our website at r.yarbo.com/4ezvbNd.There is also a Customer Support Center on the botoom of website, where our staff are waiting to answer your questions！
Any chance Data Center is powered via PoE and can therefore be directly connected to the local network/internet directly via Ethernet? This would reduce the number of cables going to the device and I believe there would also be some reduced latency benefits as well with transmitting data.
Pllllleeeaaaaseee POE :)
Hello Cacs Tech, the Data Center will utilize Power over Ethernet (PoE), and we will provide a lightning rod/cable to safeguard against lightning strikes.
Thank you for your interest!
@@MLJenkins Yes! the Data Center will utilize Power over Ethernet (PoE), and we will provide a lightning rod/cable to safeguard against lightning strikes.
Thank you for your interest!
I would like to see the remote view from the app. What do the cameras see? What does manual control look like through the cameras?
Hi there! Thanks for your interest in Yarbo. Check out this video [czcams.com/users/shorts1TO5qUa6j8I?feature=share] for a glimpse of what the cameras see when Yarbo is in action. Stay tuned for a more comprehensive video coming soon!
Will Yarbo have a local API? Could it be integrated with something like Home Assistant or other IoT home automation tools for driving automations? Could we get real time sensor data from that API, such as the camera feed(s), battery life, runtime, mowing height, etc. Also, would Yarbo consider allowing allowing more advanced routines to run on the unit? How is the Data Center module mounted and powered, and does it replace the RTK antennas traditionally seen on other mowers?
Hello Jenkins,
Yarbo will provide a local API in the future, but it is currently unavailable. The features you requested will be feasible. Additionally, Yarbo offers customized settings for your unit, and we will continue to expand our customization options. Lastly, the Data Center must be mounted outside on the rooftop with PoE, and it will also include an integrated RTK system.
YARBO says 1000m with unobtructured view, or
200meter / 656ft for obstructed scenarios, or
You can use "4G backup cellular" connection if M1 machine is outside of the HaLow wifi connection coverage and no open sky, but consider that not all users want to pay monthly for 4G connectivity.
YARBO BASE = CHARGING / DOCKING STATION
YARBO CORE= M1 with tracks (main body) + HaLow antennae + GPS (satellite RTK antennae) + ViO (visual inertia odometer)
YARBO DATA CENTER = HaLow antennae + GPS (satellite RTK antennae)
BOTH the YARBO DATA CENTER and the M1 machine unit needs to have adequate open-view of the sky.
WiFi HaLow = Low frequency wifi connection ("low power, longrange wifi technology for ioT devices"), between DATA CENTER and M1.
Since WiFi HaLow system uses Sub 1 GHz frequencies (~900MHz), even though my wifi-6 mesh network relies on mesh (REPEATERS) for strong connection to my phone, the HaLow system SHOULD BE inherently better due to less signal attenuation.
.... HOWEVER, will WiFi HaLow signals penetrate through a hill ? Or communicate to the M1 on the OTHER side of a hilltop with a large deadzone (in between several hills) meaning 1) imperfect wifi HaLow coverage, 2) no 4G cellular coverage* , ... and 3) semi-shady / >75% open sky, or does YARBO need to consider selling HaLoW REPEATERS for it's DATA CENTER (to install OUTSIDE of a secondary structure, or for example on top of a barn / shed) ?
This scenario is with the assumption that the CHARGING BASE & DATA CENTER is already as close to the deadzone side of the house, and the DATA CENTER has perfect open-sky view, but still cannot cover the deadzone in between hills perfectly via the HaLow wireless system.
I currently use a competitive product from European supplier. It struggles not with RTK but GPS signal availability under trees and part of the yard I would like to mow is covered with trees. Most times it is eventually able to recover but many times it does not and just sits until I move it physically. How would Yarbo handle this?
Does the entire Data Center need to be mounted outside?
Or can you mount just the RTK antenna outside with a cable run back to the data center?
Hello Trevor, Yes, the entire Data Center needs to be mounted on your rooftop because the RTK system is integrated into it.
Will the charging station have to be outside or can it be placed on my covered patio?
Does the data center need to be mounted on the roof? Or can it be setup on the yard with 120-360 view of the sky?
Hi there, thanks for your question! We recommend mounting the antenna on the roof for the best sky view, but installing it in your yard or on a wall is also possible as long as there's an unobstructed view of the sky. Just remember to perform a signal test before finalizing the installation to ensure optimal performance.
Is this available for current Yarbo users?
I believe I read somewhere that there is a module that can be swapped out on existing units to allow The core to communicate with the Halow unit.
桌面上的微缩模型会售卖吗？想要买一个。😁
Hello, and thank you for expressing interest in our delightful mini Yarbo. Adorable, aren't they? We're excited to announce that they will be available for sale as part of our presale program, commencing on May 15th!
Would like to fine a dealer
Hello Mark, For your inquiry, please contact us at support@yarbo.com.