Project:Nanode

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Nanode

A 30 second pitch

Nanode is an open source Arduino-like board that has in-built web connectivity. It connects to a range of wireless, wired and ethernet interfaces. It allows you to develop web based sensor and control systems - giving you web access to six analogue sensor lines and six digital I/O lines. It costs under £20 as an easy build it yourself kit. Nanode was designed with Hacking in mind.

How to get one?

Here is a list of websites where you can purchase a Nanode kit.

What can you do with it?

Update to Pachube

Anything you can do with an Arduino, and an Arduino+Ethernet shield

Where else to look

FAQ here's a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Nanode

Registration - Add your newly built Nanode to the Register of Nanodes and Users

Documentation PCB Files, schematics and other useful pdf Documents

Nanode 5 Build Guide - this shortcut takes you to the Pictorial Building Guide This is the definitive assembly guide in photos - which replaces more traditional parts lists, schematics and component insertion lists - please read this before you start soldering!

Nanode RF Build Guide - here is a [Pictorial Building Guide for the Upcoming Nanode RF Board]

Applications - Here's a list of Applications currently under development on the Nanode

Nanode News - the latest happenings on the Nanode Project here

The previous version of this page Project:Nanode/scratch - this has a vast amount of content. search in here for help/info/problems

Ian Chilton has started to maintain a page of useful Nanode links, including pointers to code and libraries for the various functions of the Nanode and Nanode RF.

What we need help with

Sorting out the vast amounts of info that have been dumped here.

The idea is to have lots of project pages with the Project:Nanode namespace. Each project page would have a bunch of info+links. The intention is to make them into 'chapters' that people can refer to, or download. Most content resides in Project:Nanode/scratch. It just needs splitting up.