Universal Sensor Node · early access
Plug in any sensor. Get calibrated data out, in any protocol.
Load cells, string pots, pressure, torque and analog sensors in. USB, Modbus, CAN and MQTT out. On a DIN rail.
Out of the box
No drivers. No code. No license.
How it works
Clip it onto a 35 mm DIN rail, or screw it to a wall, panel or bench. Power it from 7 to 36 VDC.
The base reads two load cells and a thermocouple. Add-on blocks add string pots, pressure, 0-10 V and 4-20 mA sensors. The node tells you what's connected and whether it's wired right.
Readings arrive in engineering units over USB, RS-485 Modbus, CAN, Wi-Fi, BLE or MQTT. Your PLC, laptop or cloud reads them directly.
Coming: Ethernet with PoE, EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, IO-Link, single-pair Ethernet.
Prefer a terminal? Open any serial terminal and type help. Every command reads like English, every reply is plain text, and the same commands work over every port.
A published hardware description means any engineer, or any AI, can write software for it on the first try.
Building blocks
2 load cells, a thermocouple, every protocol.
Analog, Bridge and Temp, snapped on beside the base.
Add them on CAN or Modbus to cover a whole machine or line.
Early access
First units go to engineers with a real measurement problem: test benches, industrial automation, warehouse robotics and vehicles.