Observed arrival · 2026-10-08
Mizelum’s sensors report in, then go back to sleep
Mizelum describes a wireless sensor system with its own radio protocol, a network-connected hub, and software for viewing readings in a terminal or browser.
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- Electronics builders and sensor-network developers
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- The hub exposes plain text over TCP port 7737; the page gives a `nc` command and `LIST` request for reading reports.
Field notes
The hub exposes plain text over TCP port 7737: the page says a user can connect with `nc`, send `LIST`, and read the latest reports. It estimates that a radio left listening would draw about 13 mA and drain two AA cells in roughly a week, which motivates scheduled transmissions. The project says six of its ten device types currently exist only in a simulator; firmware is listed for the first test sensor.
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