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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Wifi question

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BlackChaos
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Posted: 12th Jun 2013 11:47
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Is there a way to access wifi data/signal data directly?(not for manipulation, just to gather data)

Does any one have any idea how to do this?

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Green Gandalf
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Posted: 13th Jun 2013 16:56
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Ask someone in the surveillance industry perhaps?
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James H
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Posted: 14th Jun 2013 01:19
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No idea in dbp, outside of it I should imagine you will need to find some software that can capture packets(like wireshark), save them, then maybe you could use dbp to read them. Begs the question though, what on earth do you need this for?
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BlackChaos
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Posted: 14th Jun 2013 11:37 Edited at: 14th Jun 2013 11:43
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Quote: "Begs the question though, what on earth do you need this for? "


I watched an episode of Click(BBC News) and there was a showcase on some kiind of software that used Wifi to detect motion in the room.

I suspected dbpro might not be cabable of such a thing as analysting raw hardware data on its own.


Thanks anyway, I'm a little bit of a dreamer

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Phaelax
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Posted: 14th Jun 2013 17:36
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Quote: " Wifi to detect motion in the room."


I think I've heard of that concept before. It looks for EM fluctuations around the room, right?

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