Low-energy 2.4 GHz wireless communication with an ARM Cortex M4 microcontroller, rechargeable battery, accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer and sensor fusion.
Low-energy 2.4 GHz wireless communication with an ARM Cortex M4 microcontroller, rechargeable battery, temperature, accelerometer, gyroscope, pressure and ambient light sensor.
MAIN MEASUREMENTS
- Measures Acceleration
- Measure Angular Velocity
- Measures the ambient Temperature
- Measures Luminosity
- Measures atmospheric pressure, used in forecasting the weather and determining altitude.
- Measures Magnetic Forces and is generally used for orientation measurements and as a compass.
- Measures quaternions and Euler angles using the Bosch Sensor Fusion Kalman filter algorithm.
SMALL WIRELESS SENSORS
Development boards loaded with sensors for prototyping, research, and product development.
MbientLab Research and Development BoardS
Gather sensor data with our light, ultra-small wireless development boards:
MMRL
MMS
GATHER SENSOR DATA IN SECONDS
These small boards can be attached to the body, animals, or objects to gather sensor data:
ACCELEROMETER
GYROSCOPE
TEMPERATURE
LIGHT
PRESSURE
MAGNETOMETER
MOTION
LOG DATA FOR DAYS OR STREAM TO YOUR PHONE INSTANTLY
Stream sensor data live, directly to your smartphone using a 2.4Ghz wireless link OR leave the sensor alone to record data in its own memory for days on end (and download it when you are ready).
OPEN-SOURCE APIs
We offer C++, Swift, and Java APIs so you can communicate with our sensors from your own App.
FREE APPS AND EXAMPLES
For those who don’t want to develop, we offer free Apps on the Google Play and Apple store.
USER TESTIMONIALS
You can use our sensors for just about anything. MetaSensors have been on dogs, babies, spaceships and cars.
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These sensors are great! We use them in training for dressage to determine how high our horses jump.
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We've been using Mbient sensors for a few years now to reduce our in-house prototyping costs.
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My team was able to use the mbientlab sensors to gather data for our research in human gait.