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I have to access a hardware component that exposes the following Python interface:
$ python
>>> from ***.***.***.*** import *
>>> client = Client('http://*****')
>>> client.getFirmwareVersion()
How I can do it?
Do I have to create new class in obj-c or I can use the python library and access the data using objective-c?
You seem to be missing an important point; the hardware you are connecting actually stays entirely remote from the iOS perspective – even if it was connected via TCP/IP via a local wifi hotspot.
Have a look at NSURLConnection, that is an iOS system component that allows you to remotely connect and transmit data via TCP/IP in both directions.
Your first task will be finding a proper interface for your Python driven hardware. I would strongly suggest you to use some kind of an HTTP-interface.