Nanode Version 5 (London Hackspace Version)

Nanode - A Network Application Node.

Nanode is like an Arduino but with ethernet/web connectivity.

It also supports easy to use wireless and wired networks.

It has been developed as a low cost tool to allow simple sensor networks to be developed.

It's the perfect platform for smart sensors, home automation, monitoring and control.

It's through hole construction and the use of socketed DIP ICs makes it easy to build for the home constructor.

It's been competetively priced so that it costs about the same as an Arduino (roughly $30 US, or £18).

Without the ethernet parts it's sub $20 and can be used as a low cost Arduino "work-alike". It's compatible with most Arduino shields.

It has some key advantages over the basic Arduino:

1. Built in ethernet controller
2. Unique MAC address ID
3. Supports external EEPROM/FRAM/SRAM/Flash device for increased data storage
4. Supports a simple wireless transceiver shield from Jee Labs.
5. Supports a local multi-drop s