The NODE is a rather clever device. It’s a multi-function remote sensor, that links via Bluetooth with a paired smartphone. Different sensing modules can be swapped on and off of the main NODE ...

Importantly, NODE also has module ports at either end, to accommodate a host of other interchangeable sensors that Yu has in the works. These include the Oxa module, that serves as a sensor for ...

The beacon interval (how often the sensor node transmits data) can also be adjusted to control power consumption, and this works in either the chip-down path or a certified Bluetooth module.

You can then connect the Node to a smartphone via low-power Bluetooth 4.0 and take and record readings. The entry-level model is called the Kore and costs $149. Additional modules, including a ...

with Node logos indented on either side. Next to one, you'll find a micro-USB port for charging, and by the other, you get the power button, which also serves to turn on the flashlight module.

What's a modular sensor without modules? The folks behind Node have released the iPhone peripheral's fifth end cap, the NODE+chroma, a sensor that scans colors, transmitting that data to your ...

“NODE + CO2 is a sensor module for the NODE+ bluetooth sensor platform. The CO2 module measures the Carbon Dioxide level of the air around the sensor. Using the N+Oxa app, everyone can log the ...