My Arduino is hooked up to some lights over my aquarium and I can control them from a web browser on my LAN. I wonder if I can modify the program on the Arduino without having to plug it into a machine via USB which would be a little inconvenient. There must be some way I can take advantage of the wifi connection.

I have used Pololu's wixel shield to send programs wirelessly (it just acts as a serial port radio) but that's a different technology than my WiFi shield.

Does anybody know of a way I can do this via WiFi? Maybe if I upload new code to the flash memory in the WiFi shield, it could then bootload from the flash memory? I'm not sure how to do that or if its even possible.

My Arduino is hooked up to some lights over my aquarium and I can control them from a web browser on my LAN. I wonder if I can modify the program on the Arduino without having to plug it into a machine via USB which would be a little inconvenient. There must be some way I can take advantage of the wifi connection.

I have used Pololu's wixel shield to send programs wirelessly (it just acts as a serial port radio) but that's a different technology than my WiFi shield.

Does anybody know of a way I can do this via WiFi? Maybe if I upload new code to the flash memory in the WiFi shield, it could then bootload from the flash memory? I'm not sure how to do that or if its even possible.

Perhaps a completely different approach would be simpler?