The release of the new firmware version 1.6 now allows for easy integration of Sensirion SHT4xA sensors, significantly expanding the options for building ultra-low-power wireless temperature and humidity sensors for use in large areas, such as in smart building or agricultural applications.
NeoCortec develops a range of tiny modules that enable data collection over large areas and benefit from an average power consumption as low as 20 microamps, meaning the modules can operate for years on two AA batteries. All NeoMesh modules are radio-enabled and can be easily deployed as needed, for example, around a building or a group of buildings. To start building a NeoMesh network, simply power on two nodes, and the network will begin to establish itself. Additional nodes will automatically join the existing network, expanding its capacity and range. All nodes in a NeoMesh wireless network are equal: each can generate and transmit data. The protocol stack is virtually infinitely scalable for most applications, supporting up to 65,000 nodes in a single network. The technology is pre-certified and well-established. Cost-effective and easy to integrate, the modules are suitable for a wide range of IoT and cloud-based sensor network applications, including smart buildings and workplaces, metering, security, agriculture, transportation, Industry 4.0, healthcare, and food distribution.
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NeoCortec NeoMesh Protocol Stack Firmware Version 1.6
NeoCortec has released an updated firmware version 1.6 for the NeoMesh protocol stack, enabling its NC2400 and NC1000 series modules to be compatible with the new Sensirion SHT4xA series of temperature and humidity sensors.
The firmware for the NC2400 and NC1000 modules now includes a generic application layer that can be configured to sample a wide range of sensors, eliminating the need for programming to deploy a wireless sensor device.
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