How can I connect a PIC 18f4520 micro-controller to Wi-Fi for home automation?

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The discussion focuses on connecting a PIC 18F4520 microcontroller to Wi-Fi for home automation projects. Participants suggest that the PIC 18F4520 may not be suitable for direct Wi-Fi connectivity. Instead, they recommend using Microchip's embedded Wi-Fi solutions, particularly those compatible with the PIC32 microcontroller. The conversation emphasizes the need for appropriate hardware to enable Wi-Fi communication in home automation applications.

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hello every one. I a doing project of wi-fi based home automation using PIC 18f4520 micro-controller.
I need help to connect controller module to wi-fi. So i need help how can i connect it and which module can i used and which type of communication will be performed to do so.

Thanks in advance.please reply asap.
 
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With only doing some cursory research, I think the PIC you chose might not be able to handle it. However, Microchip offers an embedded Wi-Fi solution that's compatible with a PIC32. Check this link out here:

http://www.microchip.com/pagehandler/en-us/technology/wifi/products/home.html
 
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