FIELD MONITORING, IN THE MAKING

A little closer
to the growing
environment.

A considered view of the air around your crop. One master and initially one station, expandable by plot, and a monitoring workspace built to make the difference clear.

Local Wi-Fi workspace. Connect deliberately; keep every source distinct.

01 / FIELD STATIONARCHITECTURE CONCEPT
MASTER / BESIDE WATER EQUIPMENTSHT3X · local temperature + RHSTATION 01 / PLOT 1SCD41 + BH1750FUTURE PLOT STATIONCapacity to validatePLANNED RADIO LINK
A system diagram, not a product photograph.Not bench-validated

THE APPROACH

Different places.
Distinct readings.

Before making decisions, know where the measurement came from.

The master’s SHT3X describes its own local air. At the bed, each station’s SCD41 provides CO₂, temperature and relative humidity; the BH1750 provides numeric illuminance in lux. Neither station represents a greenhouse-wide average.

01

Keep the source attached.

Separate master and per-station readings in the dashboard, charts and exports.

02

Make uncertainty visible.

No connection means no readings. Sample mode is explicit, synthetic and never research data.

03

Build from what is known.

A local browser workspace for read-only Wi-Fi status, persisted history and source reports. Initially one station; add configurations for future plots without inventing radio pairing or readings. Physical radio capacity, Bluetooth and actuator control are not validated. Authenticated online reports are explicit snapshots after project setup, not continuous sync. Lux is not PPFD; CO₂ is not oxygen.

FROM SCHEMATIC TO SCREEN

A workspace ready
for a closer look.

Open monitoring app ↗

Connect a compatible master on your local network. Load clearly labelled synthetic samples only when you choose.