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# Example: WLAN Pi with Orb and Wi-Fi Explorer Pi

## How to connect Orb & inspect Wi-Fi at the same time

This is a demonstration of Namespaces in action. In this configuration, a WLAN Pi M4+ with two Wi-Fi adapters is setup to test a Wi-Fi network with Orb while simultaneously scanning the environment with WiFi Explorer Pi.

The tools used in this demo are:

* WLAN Pi App
* Wi-Fi Explorer Pi App
* Orb App
* A WLAN Pi with 2 Wi-Fi adapters 

{% hint style="info" %}
To get 2 adapters you can use a R4 with 2 USB adapters or M4 with 1 USSB adapter and the internal adapter
{% endhint %}

You can follow along with this demo. You will be able to run both applications on a single device and manage the adapters whilst observing the connection tests on Orb and scans on WiFi Explorer Pi.

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