Netatmo Launch Personal Weather Station for iOS iPhone and iPad

French start-up Netatmo have just launched a new personal weather station for your iPhone or iPad. The system comprises of a mains/usb powered indoor station and an outdoor battery powered module all communicating wirelessly via Wi-Fi to the free iOS app. Netatmo provide a subscription-free cloud service to hold your historical data and they aim to create the worlds largest weather and air quality monitoring network using the devices…

With this WiFi connected Personal Weather Station, Netatmo also aims to create the largest weather and air quality monitoring network ever established. A key innovation in the station is its ability to evaluate indoor air confinement by measuring CO2
concentration. When C02 reaches an excessive level, the user is alerted directly on his or her iPad, iPhone or iPod touch, and can take action like ventilating his or her home.
The Air Quality conditions reported by the Netatmo App also allow users to assess the best times for outdoor physical activity, when to commute versus drive to work and more – all instances where Air Quality is of the utmost importance.
The spec sheet also makes mention of “Android 2.3.4 or higher” so we guess there’s an Andriod app in the works too. The system is on sale now for $179.
[UPDATE] Netatmo tell us – ‘the system is already shippable in the UK and can be purchased through paypal or credit card at netatmo.com. The price is 169 € (which will be 139 £ when GBP will be accepted on our store later this year)’
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August 27, 2012 











Looks like an interesting product, would love to have a play with one. Do Netatmo publish an API to integrate the weather with another HA system, rather than just displaying it in their own app? Or has someone reverse engineered the protocol yet?
The one thing I am never quite sure about with all-in-one weather stations is how they can measure temperature, wind and lux level accurately, since the sensor placement for each measurement ought to be completely different. I.e temperature ought to be measured in the shade and not exposed to wind. Lux level in direct sunlight. Wind as exposed as possible…