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[elcereza]

Transferência de Arquivos via LoRa

Um projeto que venho fazendo há alguns meses e que muitas pessoas estavam interessadas em transmitir imagens e agora será possível, mas claro, respeitando as limitações.

Transferência da arquivos via LoRa é possível assim como qualquer outra modulação, mas existem desafios particulares nessa tarefa que em outras modulações podem ser mais fáceis.  Sobre a modulação LoRa Antes mesmo de partimos para a transferência de arquivos via LoRa, é preciso entender que o LoRa não foi feito para esse tipo de aplicação e sim para dispositivos IoT, mesmo embora tenha uma taxa…

[albertoalbertos]

Implementación de Display OLED en Arduino Nano

[codician]

LoRa Automation to Control Relays

[utopicwork]

Now there's a cheap path for me to experiment with Halow which is a protocol like LoRa but shorter distance with the upshot that it's better for cities. I'll get this when the latest donations get to my account

[hamburgerhub]

Hello! 😊 How can I help you today?

Du:

ich möchte ein IOT Fahrradparken System bauen, HAMBURGERHUB.net Die Nutzer können ihre Räder an fest verankerten Abschlussstationen (angeschlossen an Fahrradbügeln) mit dem Smartphone anschliessen, und wieder lösen.. Keine tragbaren Schlösser mehr. Meine Frage, ich kann mir die Software auf dem Telefon noch halb vorstellen, aber wie programmiert man die Schlösser selber, oder wie nennt man diesen Bereich?

ChatGPT:

Das klingt nach einer spannenden und zukunftsorientierten Idee! 🚲🔐 Ein IoT Fahrradparksystem wie dein HAMBURGERHUB.net fällt in den Bereich Embedded Systems, Mikrocontroller-Programmierung, und IoT-Hardwareentwicklung. Hier ein Überblick über die wichtigsten Themen und wie du loslegen kannst:

🔧 Der technische Bereich heißt:

Embedded Systems / Embedded Programming

IoT (Internet of Things) Development

Hardware-nahe Programmierung

Smart Lock Systems

Firmware Development

🧠 Wie man „die Schlösser“ programmiert – Schritt für Schritt:

1. Hardware auswählen

Typische Komponenten für dein Projekt:

Mikrocontroller: z. B. ESP32 (mit WLAN & Bluetooth)

Elektromechanisches Schloss (z. B. Solenoid-Lock oder Motorized Lock)

Stromversorgung: Netzteil oder Akku + Solar

Sensorik: z. B. Reed-Switch oder Hallsensor zur Erkennung ob abgeschlossen/offen

2. Schlosssteuerung programmieren

Die Logik liegt auf dem Mikrocontroller:

Öffnen/Schließen des Schlosses

Kommunikation mit dem Server oder dem Smartphone

Sicherheitsmechanismen (z. B. Authentifizierung)

👉 Programmiersprachen: meist C/C++ (für die Firmware), alternativ MicroPython

3. Kommunikation mit dem Smartphone

Optionen:

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE): Smartphone ��� Schloss direkt

WLAN + Cloud API: Schloss ↔ Server ↔ App

NFC/RFID optional: für kontaktloses Entsperren

4. App & Backend

Smartphone-App (iOS & Android): Steuerung & Verwaltung der Schlösser

Backend-Server/API: Registrierung, Reservierung, Freigabe der Schlösser

Security Layer: Verschlüsselung, Tokens, Nutzerverwaltung

📚 Was du dir anschauen solltest:

ThemaTechnologienHardwareESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, LoRa, Solenoid LocksSoftwareArduino IDE, PlatformIO, MQTT, REST APIsKommunikationBLE, WiFi, MQTT, HTTPSCloudFirebase, AWS IoT, Azure IoT HubAppReact Native, Flutter, native iOS/AndroidSicherheitJWT Tokens, TLS, OAuth2

🧰 Erste konkrete Schritte:

ESP32 Dev Kit kaufen (~10 €)

12V Solenoid Lock besorgen

Erste Prototyp-Schaltung bauen (ESP32 → Relais → Schloss)

Schloss über Bluetooth mit Handy entsperren (z. B. via App oder WebApp)

Optional: Backend in Node.js oder Python Flask aufsetzen

Wenn du magst, helfe ich dir beim Einstieg mit einem ersten Beispielcode für das Öffnen eines Schlosses via Bluetooth. Möchtest du lieber mit Bluetooth starten oder direkt über WLAN & Server?

Und willst du die Stationen auch mit Solarstrom betreiben oder lieber per Netzanschluss?

Du:

Ist das dann ein 'Projekt', oder würde das industrial auch so gemacht?

ChatGPT:

Sehr gute Frage – und sehr klug gestellt. Kurz gesagt: Ja, das ist ein Projekt – aber eines, das man auch industrial bauen kann. Die Herangehensweise ist nur etwas anders:

👨‍🔬 Prototyping (Maker / Projektphase)

Du baust erst mal einen funktionierenden Prototyp – zum Testen von:

Idee & Benutzungsablauf

Kommunikation (Smartphone ↔ Schloss)

Sicherheit & Zuverlässigkeit

Mechanik & Integration in reale Fahrradbügel

Das läuft mit:

Entwicklungsboards (z. B. ESP32 DevKit)

fertigen Modulen (Relais, Sensoren)

einfacher Stromversorgung

3D-gedruckten oder handgefertigten Gehäusen

➡️ Diese Phase nennt man auch Proof of Concept (PoC).

🏭 Industrialisierung (Produktionsreife)

Wenn dein Prototyp überzeugt, beginnt die Produktentwicklung. Dann passiert Folgendes:

1. Hardware-Redesign

Eigene Platinen (PCB) werden entworfen (z. B. mit KiCad oder Altium)

Bauteile werden industrietauglich ausgewählt (IP65, vandalismussicher)

Gehäuse wird professionell designt & spritzgegossen (statt 3D-Druck)

2. Firmware stabil & updatefähig

Sichere Over-the-Air (OTA) Updates

Logging, Fehlermeldung, Debugging über Cloud

Watchdog-Mechanismen für Dauerbetrieb

3. Zertifizierung

EMV (elektromagnetische Verträglichkeit)

CE-Kennzeichnung, evtl. RoHS, RED

4. Produktion & Skalierung

Stückzahlen planen, Lieferanten finden

Langlebige Energieversorgung (z. B. Solar + Akku mit Power Management)

Backend skalieren (Last, Datenbank, Sicherheit)

✅ Fazit:

Dein DIY-Projekt ist der Anfang.

Die Industrie würde das Prinzip übernehmen, aber mit robusteren Bauteilen, sauberem PCB-Design und standardisierten Prozessen.

Viele Start-ups (z. B. Tier, Donkey Republic oder auch die Deutsche Bahn mit Call-a-Bike) haben genauso angefangen – mit Prototypen aus Arduino & ESP32, dann erst in Serie gegangen.

Wenn du willst, kann ich dir einen Roadmap-Plan machen:

Von Idee → Prototyp → Pilotphase → Industrieprodukt Oder ich helfe dir beim Aufbau eines konkreten Schloss-Demos mit Code & Bauteilliste.

Was möchtest du als Nächstes machen?

Du:

Roadmap plan wäre klasse

ChatGPT:

Super! Hier ist dein Roadmap-Plan für HAMBURGERHUB.net – vom Prototyp zur Serienlösung für ein smartes, app-gesteuertes Fahrradparksystem:

🚴‍♂️ Roadmap für dein IoT-Fahrradparksystem

Phase 1: Ideenfindung & Konzept (Jetzt)

Ziel: Use Case klären & Vision formulieren Dauer: 1–2 Wochen Ergebnisse:

Zielgruppe: Wer nutzt HAMBURGERHUB? (z. B. Pendler, Studis, Fahrradkuriere)

Use Cases: Öffnen/Schließen per App, Reservierung, Sharing?

Standortwahl: öffentliche Fahrradbügel? Kooperation mit Stadt?

UX-Skizzen: Ablauf in der App, Map-Ansicht, Schlosssteuerung

Tools/Methoden: Skizzen, Miro-Board, Interviews, Umfragen

Phase 2: Technischer Prototyp (Low-Fidelity)

Ziel: Funktionierendes Smart-Lock-Demo mit App-Steuerung Dauer: 2–4 Wochen Ergebnisse:

Schlosssteuerung per Smartphone (z. B. via Bluetooth oder WLAN)

ESP32 + Solenoid-Lock + Powerbank + einfache Web-App

Gehäuse-Dummy an echten Fahrradbügel montieren

Tools/Technik:

Mikrocontroller: ESP32 DevKit (~10 €)

Schloss: 12V Solenoid Lock (~15 €)

Software: Arduino IDE / MicroPython / Web BLE API

Strom: Powerbank oder Netzteil

Output: 📹 Video vom funktionierenden Schloss an einem Bügel 🧪 Feedback von Testern einholen

Phase 3: App & Backend MVP

Ziel: Erste Version der App + Serveranbindung Dauer: 4–8 Wochen Ergebnisse:

WebApp oder native App zur Anmeldung, Standortwahl, Schloss öffnen

REST-API oder MQTT-Server zur Kommunikation mit Schloss

Admin-Backend: Monitoring, Reservierung, Nutzerverwaltung

Tools/Technik:

App: React Native oder Flutter (alternativ WebApp mit PWA)

Backend: Node.js oder Python (Flask/FastAPI), Firebase als MVP möglich

API: REST oder MQTT

Datenbank: Firestore, PostgreSQL oder MongoDB

Phase 4: Pilotstation & Nutzererprobung

Ziel: Erste reale Station in Hamburg testen (z. B. 3–5 Schlösser) Dauer: 1–3 Monate Ergebnisse:

Station an echten Bügeln, wetterfest montiert

Solarstrom + wetterfeste Box

Testlauf mit Nutzergruppe (z. B. Uni Hamburg oder Bezirksamt)

Feedbackrunde mit Logging und Bugs

Partnerschaften suchen:

Stadtreinigung Hamburg, Hochbahn, HVV, ADFC, Fahrradläden, Bezirke

Phase 5: Industrialisierung & Skalierung

Ziel: Produktreife Hardware & Softwarelösung Dauer: 6–12 Monate Ergebnisse:

Eigene Platine (PCB), IP65-Gehäuse, vandalismussichere Mechanik

OTA-Updates, Device-Management

App-Version mit Bezahlfunktion, z. B. für Vermietung

Backend mit Nutzer-Management, Auslastungsstatistik, Fernwartung

Industrie-Partner:

Elektronikfertiger (z. B. Würth, Conrad Industrial)

Design & Spritzguss-Firmen

IoT-Plattformen (Tektelic, Ubidots, ThingsBoard)

Phase 6: Finanzierung & Förderung

Ziel: Skalierung absichern & Serienproduktion ermöglichen Dauer: parallel zu Phase 4–6 Förderquellen:

IFB Hamburg (InnoFounder, InnoRampUp)

ZIM-Förderung (BMWK)

EU-Förderung (Horizon Europe / EIC)

Stadt Hamburg: Digitalstrategie / Smart City

🛠️ Was du als Nächstes tun kannst:

Ich kann dir helfen, ein einfaches ESP32-Schloss-Demo zu bauen (mit Code).

Wir könnten gemeinsam einen Pitch oder Förderantrag entwerfen.

Oder ich helfe dir, ein Miro-Board mit der Projektstruktur aufzubauen.

Möchtest du gleich mit dem ersten Prototypen (ESP32 + Schloss) loslegen oder brauchst du vorher Skizzen für den Ablauf in der App / am Bügel?

[souhaillaghchimdev]

Introduction to Internet of Things (IoT) Programming

The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing the way we interact with devices, allowing everyday objects to connect to the internet and share data. From smart homes and wearables to industrial automation, IoT is reshaping the world. In this post, we'll dive into the basics of IoT programming and how you can start creating your own smart applications.

What is IoT?

IoT refers to a network of physical devices embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies to connect and exchange data with other devices and systems over the internet.

Key Components of IoT Systems

Devices/Sensors: Physical components that collect data (e.g., temperature sensors, motion detectors).

Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, LoRa, or cellular networks to transmit data.

Data Processing: Microcontrollers or cloud services process the incoming data.

User Interface: Web/mobile applications to monitor and control devices.

Popular IoT Hardware Platforms

Arduino: An open-source electronics platform based on simple microcontrollers.

Raspberry Pi: A small, affordable computer ideal for more powerful IoT applications.

ESP8266/ESP32: Low-cost Wi-Fi-enabled microchips widely used in IoT projects.

Languages Used in IoT Programming

C/C++: Commonly used for low-level programming on microcontrollers like Arduino.

Python: Popular for Raspberry Pi and edge computing due to its simplicity.

JavaScript (Node.js): Useful for IoT dashboards and server-side applications.

MicroPython: A lightweight version of Python optimized for microcontrollers.

Example: Blinking an LED with Arduino

void setup() { pinMode(13, OUTPUT); // Set digital pin 13 as output } void loop() { digitalWrite(13, HIGH); // Turn the LED on delay(1000); // Wait for 1 second digitalWrite(13, LOW); // Turn the LED off delay(1000); // Wait for 1 second }

IoT Data Handling and Cloud Integration

Once your devices are collecting data, you'll need to store and analyze it. Here are some common platforms:

ThingSpeak: A simple platform for IoT data logging and visualization.

Firebase: Real-time database ideal for mobile IoT applications.

AWS IoT Core: Scalable cloud service for managing IoT devices.

MQTT Protocol: Lightweight messaging protocol used for IoT device communication.

Popular IoT Projects to Try

Smart door lock controlled by a mobile app

Home temperature monitor with alerts

Motion detection security camera

Plant watering system based on soil moisture levels

Fitness tracker using accelerometers

Best Practices for IoT Programming

Use lightweight protocols and efficient code to conserve resources.

Secure your devices with strong authentication and encryption.

Plan for over-the-air (OTA) updates to patch software bugs.

Reduce power consumption for battery-powered devices.

Test in real-world conditions to ensure reliability.

Conclusion

IoT programming opens the door to endless possibilities for innovation and automation. Whether you're just blinking LEDs or building a smart home system, learning IoT programming will give you the skills to bring physical objects to life through code. Start simple, keep exploring, and gradually build smarter and more connected projects.

[make2explore]

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[smart-electrician-in-your-pocket]

The comprehensive guide to the Internet of Things and remote control

The Comprehensive Guide to the Internet of Things and Remote Control

Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction to the Internet of Things (IoT) Definition of the Internet of Things. The evolution of the concept of the Internet of Things. How does the Internet of Things work? IoT applications in daily life. Chapter 2: Components of the Internet of Things Smart devices (sensors, actuators, and controllers). Communication and networking in the Internet of Things (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LoRa, 5G). Software and cloud platforms (artificial intelligence and data analysis). Protocols used in the Internet of Things (MQTT, CoAP). Chapter 3: Communication technologies in the Internet of Things Overview of communication technologies. The difference between local and wide area networks (LAN vs WAN). Low-power communication networks (LPWAN). Challenges of communication and reliability in the Internet of Things. Chapter 4: Smart home automation using the Internet of Things Definition of the smart home. Smart home appliances (smart lights, smart locks, thermostats). Virtual assistant systems (such as Alexa and Google Assistant). Smart home security and monitoring solutions. Chapter 5: Internet of Things in industrial sectors Smart manufacturing (predictive maintenance, smart robots). Smart agriculture (agricultural sensors, smart irrigation systems). Smart cities (traffic management, smart ecosystems). Smart healthcare (remote monitoring, wearable devices). Chapter 6: Security and privacy in the Internet of Things Potential security risks in the Internet of Things. Privacy and data protection challenges. Security protocols and technologies (encryption, identity management). How to address security threats in smart systems. Chapter 7: Artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things How does artificial intelligence complement the Internet of Things? Predictive analysis and intelligent decision making. Machine learning applications in the Internet of Things. Examples of artificial intelligence in smart systems. Chapter 8: The future of the Internet of Things Future market developments and trends. 5G Internet of Things and its role in supporting developments. Future challenges and new opportunities. How will the Internet of Things change our daily lives? Chapter 9: Examples and Case Studies Practical examples of the use of IoT in various fields. Case studies of the most popular IoT applications (eg: Nest, Tesla, Philips Hue). Utilizing the Internet of Things to improve efficiency and productivity. Chapter 10: How to get started with the Internet of Things? Available tools and platforms for developing IoT solutions (Raspberry Pi, Arduino). Building simple projects using the Internet of Things.

[g4ljw-amateur-radio]

Also in this weeks GB2RS…

Have you ever tried LoRa? Or Node Red? Have you used the Raspberry Pico for coding or played a Morse game with an Arduino? These are just some of the great activities on the RSGB’s website that are available for National Coding Week which begins this Monday, 16 September. Whether you fancy doing something different […] http://dlvr.it/TDBmvM

[elcereza]

GPIOs do LoRaMesh da Radioenge: Portas digitais

Aprenda como usar as GPIOs do módulo LoRaMesh da Radioenge

As GPIOs do LoRaMesh da Radioenge possibilita que possamos fazer aplicações de automação com um uso reduzido de hardware, dedicando apenas ao circuito de chaveamento (se necessário) e de alimentação. No total temos no LoRaMesh 8 GPIOs sendo todas configuráveis como entrada ou saída digital e duas como leitura analógica. Porém neste post vamos apenas abordar as portas digitais. Por qual motivo…

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Trending IoT Based Projects: -

Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) and enhances the safety of children: -

The loT-Enabled Auto Kids Recognition System for Vehicle Safety presents an innovative solution to address the critical issue of child safety in vehicles, particularly in situations where children may be inadvertently left unattended or enter vehicles while playing.

The act of the system of being able to detect an accident and rescue an individual is under the influence of IoT: -

The loT Enabled Innovative Accident Detection and Rescue System described in this study integrates various components to enhance road safety and emergency response mechanisms. At its core, an Arduino Uno microcontroller serves as the central processing unit, interfacing with multiple sensors and output devices.

Artificial Intelligence-Based Smart and Automated Kitchens on Internet of Things (IoT): -

The growing concern over water quality and the need for monitoring in remote or challenging environments have driven the development of advanced monitoring systems. This project presents the design and performance analysis of a loT-Based Water Quality Monitoring System utilizing Long-Range (LoRa) technology.

Bio Shed an IoT Proposal for Agricultural Endeavors: -

The advent of the Internet of Things (lot) has paved the way for innovative solutions in agriculture, significantly improving crop management and resource utilization. This project introduces a lot-Based Agricultural Automation System designed to enhance agricultural practices by efficiently utilizing resources and responding to changing weather conditions.

An IOT based Bio Shed on Agricultural Purposes with the pastoral operations: -

The integration of Internet of Things (loT) technology and machine learning holds immense potential for revolutionizing weather monitoring systems. This paper presents an lot Framework for Weather Monitoring that leverages machine learning techniques.

Why Takeoff Edu Group?

Hands-on learning: Our IoT based projects are designed to be hands-on and practical, allowing you to put your skills to the test.

Wide range of topics: We cover a variety of IoT topics, from smart homes to wearable devices, ensuring that there's something for everyone.

Affordable pricing: Our projects are affordably priced, making it possible for students to gain hands-on experience with IoT without breaking the bank.

At Takeoff Edu Group, we're committed to helping students achieve their goals and get ahead in the world of IoT based projects. So why wait? Get started on your IoT journey today and take the first step towards a bright future in technology! More Information Visit Us: - https://takeoffprojects.com/iot-based-projects

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Here are the capabilities so far of our Inhouse design of the Rocket Flight Computer. This flight computer is designed for rockets 38mm in diameter or greater and will fit inside a 38mm tube coupler. Dimensions are 4.0in x 1.25in x 0.5in, not including the antenna more or less Flight-ready for supersonic flights to over 24K feet and Mach 2.0. For large or high-power projects, a commercially available backup computer is strongly recommended. --------FEATURES---------- Full-featured dual deploy/multi-stage/air start rocket flight computer capable of 100,000ft or more Tilt-sensing lockout for ignition of second stages and/or air starts Live telemetry over fil NRF24L01+PA+LNA compatibles with Arduino – 2 Mbit/s – 1100 metres And Bluetooth BLE 6 high-current pyro outputs with continuity checks Advanced MEMS sensor package: GNSS, accelerometers, gyroscope, magnetometer, barometer, and LoRa radio High Data-Capture rate: approximately 50,000 samples per second recorded to SD card --1000Hz 3-axis digital 24G and 100G accelerometer data logging --1000Hz 3-axis digital 2000dps gyroscope data logging --1000Hz of flight events & continuity data logging --1000Hz of sensor-fuzed speed & altitude --100Hz of pitch, yaw, roll rotation --40Hz of of magnetic data logging and magnetic roll --30Hz-100Hz of digital barometric data logging (Altitude, pressure, temperature) --30Hz of main battery voltage (1400Hz during pyro events) --5Hz-25Hz of GNSS data logging (chip-dependent data rates & constellations) --Separate data file for each flight up to 100 flights Simple, easy-to-use configuration interface through the SD card --User Selectable Flight Mode: Single-Stage, Two-Stage, Air start, or Booster --Configurable Apogee delay --Optional Audible Battery Voltage report at startup --Optional Magnetic Switch Startup & Shut-down --Pre-flight audible reporting options: Perfect flight or Marsa --User selectable telemetry frequency & power settings --8 configurable servo outputs (8 powered) +4 Multy prepose --User-selectable inflight brownout recovery Mach immune, sensor-fusion-based apogee event Barometric-based main deploy event Audible pre-flight continuity report Audible Post-flight max altitude & speed report Mount in any orientation, automatic orientation detection with built-in self-calibration mode Bench-test mode activated w/ tactile button, user configurable status messages over USB Serial A report in SI or Metric units Compatible with Teensy 4.1 --Connect any sensor to any available I2C or SPI bus --Create your own custom setup with configurable pins for continuity, firing, and servos --Connect UBLOX GPS unit to any available HW Serial port From OpenAI: Incorrect API key provided.

[macnman-techno]

How do you handle water meter reading using Lora (Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Lorawan, IoT)?

Install a LoRaWAN Gateway: Begin by setting up a LoRaWAN gateway. This gateway acts as a receiver for data transmitted by LoRaWAN devices and forwards it to the network server. It connects to the internet and communicates with LoRaWAN devices within its coverage area.

Attach LoRaWAN Modules to Water Meters: Next, equip your water meters with LoRaWAN modules or sensors. These modules are responsible for gathering important data, such as water consumption readings, from the meters.

Develop Firmware/Software: Program your Raspberry Pi or Arduino device to collect data from the water meters through the LoRaWAN modules. This programming may involve utilizing the LoRaWAN library or SDK provided by the module manufacturer.

Set Up a LoRaWAN Network Server: Install and configure a LoRaWAN network server. This server will receive and handle data from the water meters. Its functions include managing device registrations, routing messages, and storing data.

Ensure Secure Data Transmission and Encryption: Utilize LoRaWAN protocols to securely transmit the water meter readings from your Raspberry Pi or Arduino to the network server. LoRaWAN uses AES encryption to safeguard data privacy during transmission.

Data Processing and Storage: Once the network server receives the data, process it as needed. Extract the relevant water consumption readings and conduct any necessary calculations or validations. Store the data in a database or another suitable storage system.

Integration and Visualization: To make sense of the data, integrate it with your chosen IoT platform or application. This integration allows for further analysis and visualization. Consider creating a web-based dashboard or a mobile app to present the water consumption data in a user-friendly and informative manner.

It's important to keep in mind that the specific steps and details of implementation may vary based on the hardware and software components you select and any unique requirements associated with your water meter system. Adapt the above steps as necessary to align with your specific setup and development environment.

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Camera for IoT gateway

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This PCB is a simple carrier board for the popular ESP32-CAM we use with our gateway devices (xSense) to connect LoRa sensors (xNode) to the cloud. Boards are then enclosed into a Go-Pro-like case and wired to the xSense to take pictures of the crops at regular interval and publish them in the user account.

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