The NODE modular wireless sensor platform is now Android-compatible.

For the vast majority of Android homeowner’s devices, this is, exciting news.

In fact henceforth the new version of the wireless sensor device, is equipped with Bluetooth 2.1, includes classic NODE functionality, an enhanced, accurate nine-degrees-of-freedom motion engine, faster processing speed and more.

Connectikpeople has also observed that, the device features dual compatibility for Android and iOS. NODE

supports a variety of sensing modules that can be connected to two expansion ports on either end of the device to create data for attributes of the environment, including gases in the air, color, humidity and barometric pressure.

For developers, they can use the same API as its predecessor, creating new apps for NODE without experiencing a learning curve, and both new products are backwardly compatible with all existing NODE software.

Regarding pricing and availability, the Android-compatible version of NODE is available for $149 (US).

For those who unfamiliar, Connectikpeople may recall that, NODE is manufactured in Chattanooga, Tennessee at Variable headquarters, the NODE platform is used in a variety of industrial, educational and professional applications. NODE can be expanded by both software and hardware and increase their capabilities through software application development and new sensor module releases.