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I have a machine in a remote location that contains an SD card slot as its only output. I would like to read the output without needing to physically go to the machine and remove the card.
My idea is to place a PC next to the machine and connect the SD card slot of the machine to a USB or serial port or some other input on the PC.
Is there a piece of hardware available will act to the machine like an SD card, but is in fact a cable which can be connected to a computer?
There is a manufacturer of CF cards which store data back to a bluetooth attached storage device.
they are intended for use in digital SLR’s to store to a bluetooth hard disk.
eye-fi make sd to wifi interface cards; which might replicate your data if it looks kind-of-like video or photos.
( they can provide a cf to sd adaptor that is compatible)
you could probably a solution like this for your purpose.