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Re:Taking the SCiO Food Analyzer Grocery Shopping on Thursday March 23, 2017 @08:54PM (#13945686)
Not shanzhaied, but another alternative spectrum sensor for VIS/NIR(390nm - 1000nm) is nanolambda NSP32. www.nanolambda.net
Re:Taking the SCiO Food Analyzer Grocery Shopping on Thursday March 23, 2017 @08:47PM (#13945661)
Also, ~$150 for a nanolambda nsp32 spectrum sensor

https://www.nanolambda.net

Re:Taking the SCiO Food Analyzer Grocery Shopping on Thursday March 23, 2017 @08:45PM (#13945652)
There is another alternative that looks like more of a solid tool. www.nanolambda.net

anyhow spectral sensing could be one of the main stream for IoT sensing

Re:Raspberry Pi Zero W, with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, priced at $10 on Tuesday February 28, 2017 @02:47PM (#13757169)
I think I agree that there really isn't a comparable competitor to rpi .. rpiZero W offers a lot for an iot module at such a great cost. maybe something like the CHIP, but not even?

I'm currently working on an agriculture sensing iot platform and going to try to use rpiZero W with the current spectrum sensor from nanolambda. http://www.nanolambda.net . luckily they have the rPi api,sdk already.

Apollo, Spectral Sensing Platform for IoT http://www.nanolambda.net

http://www.nanolambda.netUltra compact easy-to-use spectral sensing platform based on the revolutionary nano-digital convergence technology.Applications : health, food, agriculture, environment, color, LED-lighting, cosmetics, security, education and many other industries.For SDK and documents, software and hardware, please check Resources.https://nanolambda.myshopify.com/pages/resources

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