When I read the first line of this, I thought it was a brilliant idea. As I read each following line, it got more and more stupid until I hit the price at $99. Seems like a really clunky solution that could potentially ruin your devices.
Perhaps we should be encouraging consumer router software/hardware to be more reliable rather than create a solution that doesn't fix the problem.
What a high price!
Goes back to using Watchdog instead...
oh great... my £2 worth Arduino project is on sale for $99.99 in a nice packaging