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Remotely power on computers from your mobile device. This tool sends a magic packet to wake up PCs from sleep or hibernation, offering an easy-to-use interface for managing multiple devices efficiently.






This utility app facilitates the straightforward setup of Daikin Madoka Remote Controllers using Bluetooth Low Energy. It offers distinct user roles for administrators and installers, enabling remote configuration of settings and seamless upload to controllers.


This utility app allows you to set up and connect your device to Wi-Fi hotspots using Bluetooth. It then retrieves sensor energy data from your device over the internet.


Manage your irrigation system remotely with this app. It allows you to set up and control watering schedules, adjust runtimes, and monitor multiple controllers from your mobile device.


Control your smart home devices remotely with this app. Manage power, set schedules, create custom scenes, and monitor energy consumption from your smartphone or tablet.


This platform allows remote connection and monitoring of specific 3D printers. Users can control printing remotely, preheat, pause, and access features like time-lapse photography and printing records. It simplifies 3D printer operation and maintenance.


This app controls a 3D LED fan to display cool 3D graphics, animations, or videos. Users can manage files, modify device settings, and update firmware via Wi-Fi. An advanced version allows remote file updates through a server.


This application calibrates engine gauges for turboprop aircraft using an iPad. It connects via Bluetooth to a specialized adapter plugged into the back of the gauges, allowing full control of calibration parameters and download of flight log data.

