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SENSOREN EN VERLICHTING OP BASIS VAN PLANTENELEKTRICITEIT
Waterlevel- en temperatuursensor
The SensorStick is a fully integrated, self-sufficient monitoring solution that combines a plant-based energy source, advanced sensors, and satellite data transmission in one compact system. Developed by Plant-e, the SensorStick harvests electricity directly from plant roots and soil microorganisms in peatlands. This innovative technology eliminates the need for traditional batteries, providing a maintenance-free, environmentally friendly alternative that reduces both operational costs and ecological impact.
Designed for quick and easy installation in peatlands and wetlands, the SensorStick uses patented technology to deliver high-definition remote measurements without requiring frequent on-site visits. The system includes a water level sensor and a ground temperature sensor, with reliable satellite connectivity to ensure seamless data transmission — even in the most remote and challenging locations.
Accurate, real-time data is essential for protecting and restoring wetlands and peatlands. These ecosystems play a crucial role in carbon storage, biodiversity preservation, and water regulation. By continuously monitoring water levels and temperature, the SensorStick enables land managers and conservation teams to respond quickly to changes, optimize water management, and prevent degradation.
Its remote functionality significantly reduces the need for fieldwork, lowering maintenance costs and minimizing disturbance to sensitive environments. This makes the SensorStick not only a technological innovation, but also a practical and sustainable solution for long-term peatland and wetland management.
Bodemvocht sensor
Healthy turf and strong tree growth both depend on precise water management. Developed by Plant-e, the SensorStick delivers continuous, real-time soil moisture data for golf courses, tree nurseries, and landscaped green areas — enabling smarter, more efficient irrigation.
The SensorStick is fully plant-powered, harvesting its own energy from natural biological processes in the soil. This eliminates the need for batteries or external power supplies, ensuring reliable, maintenance-free operation throughout the growing season and beyond.
On golf courses, accurate soil moisture monitoring helps maintain consistent turf quality across greens, fairways, and roughs. Greenkeepers can optimize irrigation schedules, prevent dry spots, reduce overwatering, and improve playability — all while lowering water consumption and operational costs.
In tree nurseries, precise moisture control is essential for healthy root development, uniform growth, and high plant quality. With continuous monitoring, nursery managers can prevent drought stress, avoid waterlogging, and create optimal growing conditions for young trees and shrubs. This leads to stronger plants, higher survival rates, and improved overall productivity.
Thanks to LoRa connectivity, data is automatically transmitted to an online dashboard, allowing remote monitoring of multiple fields or nursery sections. This significantly reduces the need for manual soil checks, saving labor hours and enabling staff to focus on targeted interventions rather than routine inspections.
Features
• Soil moisture sensor
• LoRa data transmission
• Plant-powered and energy self-sufficient
• Low-maintenance and sustainable operation
The SensorStick offers a reliable, cost-effective solution for modern turf and nursery management — combining sustainability, efficiency, and performance in one integrated system.
Waterkwaliteit sensor
Plant-e en partners werken samen om met onderhoudsvrije, door planten-energie aangedreven sensoren continu de oppervlaktewaterkwaliteit rond kassen te monitoren, lekkages vroegtijdig op te sporen en zo transparantie, duurzamer waterbeheer en naleving van waterrichtlijnen in de glastuinbouw te bevorderen.
ONZE PARTNERS
onze gepatenteerde Technologie
Plant-e benut de natuurlijke processen die plaatsvinden rondom de plant om elektriciteit op te wekken.