What is the difference between wireless hub to network hub?

A wireless hub, often referred to as a wireless access point, connects devices to a network using radio signals, enabling wireless communication and internet access without physical cables. In contrast, a network hub is a basic networking device that connects multiple Ethernet devices in a wired network, allowing them to communicate by transmitting data packets to all connected devices. While both serve to connect devices, the key difference lies in their mode of connectivity: wireless hubs use radio waves, whereas network hubs rely on physical cables.