To wrap things up, we're re-hashing the week and posting the code in one zip file in our Downloads section.

The WIFI Sensor for LEGO MINDSTORMS now in LeJOS.

We're finishing up WIFI Week 2 with a small program that lets you download headlines from Google News and display them on the NXT using the Wifi Module.

Another example for the internet of things: thingspeak.

Weather with LEGO™ MINDSTORMS™ NXT Ever walked outside and realized that it's cold and you forgot your jacket? This robot might be able to help.

Pachube (pronounced as "Patch bay") is an on-line database service allowing people to connect sensor-derived data. Now, with the WIFI sensor, your robot can get and share data with the rest of the world.

This week we will be posting new, exciting posts, on what more you can do with the WIFI sensor. The posts and accompanying code will be well-documented, giving easy Step-by-Step guidance on how to get your WIFI module doing some amazing things with the LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT.

The final part of our Wifi Week! In this final example, we demonstrate how to send a message to Twitter from your robot. Check out how we use the Wifi Sensor to Tweet the Temperature!

Communicate between the NXT and the rest of the world faster than you ever have before: unleash the speed of high speed communications with the Wifi Sensor.

Setting up a webserver for your MINDSTORMS robot can be done now with the Dexter Industries Wifi sensor.  A few months back, Botbench setup an incredible example of a webserver.  This example is based largely off the work done there. Today we will walk through the steps to setup a webserver.  We will illustrate this with a super-simple example:...