AgroSense · LoRaWAN

AgroSense: 3-in-1 soil sensor

Soil moisture, temperature and electrical conductivity in a battery-powered system, with LoRaWAN communication to a gateway and dashboard visualization.

What AgroSense measures

  • Soil moisture

    Track moisture changes at measurement points to support irrigation monitoring.

  • Soil temperature

    Record temperature changes at the sensor installation point.

  • Electrical conductivity

    An additional variable for characterizing soil conditions, interpreted within the agronomic context.

From soil to dashboard

The installation is assessed as a complete system: measurement, communication and data access.

  1. Sensor and battery-powered unit

    Measure the three variables at the installation point.

  2. LoRaWAN link and gateway

    Transmit measurements to the communication infrastructure.

  3. Dashboard

    Display results for monitoring by the technical team.

Define the integration

For manufacturers, integrators and service providers adding soil monitoring to their offering.

  • Measurement points

    Number of points, locations and installation conditions. Design should reflect the application and the agronomist’s criteria.

  • Available infrastructure

    LoRaWAN coverage, existing gateway and data destination. Review how the system will connect with the project platform.

  • Trial and scope

    Agree on required specifications, reading frequency, power, maintenance and pilot acceptance criteria.

Assess AgroSense for a specific application

Share the estimated number of points, location and whether LoRaWAN infrastructure is already available to review integration, specifications and availability.