I’ve encountered Bug Labs before, but if you are not familiar with them, then you should know that they make a modular collection of components that snap together for whatever the user needs. Think of it as a mainboard of a PC that allows the user to connect a mobile version of this with devices like a GPS, touchscreen, and accelerometer.

Bug Labs runs Linux, and is programmed with Java. However, a recent announcement at Mobile World Congress has revealed that Version 2 of Bug Labs will support Android.

I don’t have any word when BUG 2.0 will be available, but I would imagine it is sometime soon.

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