Historical project
A reusable platform for automation
Zigmation explored a programmable mainboard and connected probes that could be adapted for different tasks. Its historical examples include garden monitoring, irrigation, lighting and room-related control.
Connections shaped around the application
The archived design combines software programmability with multiple interfaces: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 1-Wire and CAN bus, together with relays, sensor inputs, storage and display options. Microsoft Micro Framework is identified as the programming interface.
Prototype and product-design work
The recovered system diagrams, board-interface drawings and enclosure concepts record the development direction. The source explicitly describes beta-stage material, so this profile retains that context.
Original Zigmation enclosure concept rendering. This is prototype artwork.
Discuss a current requirement
Zigmation is included as a historical R&D project, not a currently available device listing. New connected-device work starts with the actual application, interfaces, operating conditions and support needs.
