Nanode - Sketchgarden Bootloader

Nanode is an open source Arduino-like board that has in-built web connectivity. It is a low cost platform for creative development of web connected ideas.

The Nanode, developed in the UK by Ken Boak in cooperation with London Hackspace is an incredible package. It's like an Arduino with an Ethernet shield built in.

Key Features

• Extensive documentation and example projects here and lots more here
• Three connectivity ports: Ethernet and Wired Serial
• Works with the Sensor and Transmitter Node and Reciever Shield.
• Can be remotely configured by browser.
• Can send and receive data using Pachube.
• On chip web server allows remote control of I/O.
• breadboard compatible.
• 100% open source.
• compatible with most Arduino shields and software.

Applications

• Remote sensing and control.
• Web server and client.
• Smart sensor networks.
• Home Automation.
• Energy Monitoring.
• Machine Control.

Technical Specifications

• 16MHz ATmega328 microcontroller (Same as Arduino).
• 10BASE-T Ethernet controller ENC28J60.
• Unique MAC address generator.
• SPI expansion memory (SRAM, Flash or FRAM).
• Compatible with the Sensor and Transmitter Node and Reciever Shield, the Jee Labs RFM12B wireless board and others.
• 6 analogue sensor lines with 10 bit A-D converter.
• Up to 14 digital I/O lines.
• Can drive servos, displays etc.
• Serial Inter-Nanode Bus - allows Nanodes to be slaved together.
• atmega328P core running at 16MHz.
• 32KB ISP flash memory.
• 1KB EEPROM.
• 2KB SRAM.
• 5V 250mA - USB or external Power

The Nanode is extensively documented here: http://wiki.hackspace.org.uk/wiki/Project:Nanode.

Assembled in USA