Bontrager's family of wireless computers and sensors operate using a 2.4 GHz ANT+ enabled digital signal. Why did Bontrager choose ANT+? The advantages are clear.

Reliable data transmission: Besides allowing greater transmission distance between sensor(s) and receiver, going digital with ANT+ eliminates the chance for signal "cross-talk." Now you can operate your computer next to another person's without having to worry about picking up their data.

Interoperability: Bontrager Node computers and Bontrager digital sensors work with virtually any ANT+ compatible device. This interoperability gives you tremendous flexibility, letting you use your Node to collect data from other ANT+ enabled sources, including power meters. It also lets you use Bontrager digital sensors as the signal source for other ANT+ receiving units, including GPS.

Design freedom: Because of its low power consumption and ability to operate inside a relatively small sensor, ANT+ has allowed Bontrager to take frame and sensor integration to the next level, opening up a whole new world of design possibility, like SpeedTrap and DuoTrap.