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Video Presentation Aqua Connect’ IoT Sensor

By WaterQualitySensors in Aquaculture, Environmental, Industrial Water, IoT networks, Potable Water monitoring, Tutorial Video, Waste Water monitoring Posted August 22, 2022 Tags

Discover our Aquaconnect wireless LoRaWAN communication solution for digital sensors! Our Aqua Connect’ solution allows you to monitor in real time the measurements taken by Ponsel’s Digisens digital sensors on the following parameters: Temperature, Oxygen, pH, Conductivity, Salinity, ORP, Turbidity, TSS, Sludge blanket. Each sensor is connected to a stand-alone wireless “AquaMod‘” module which records […]

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Real-Time Environmental Monitoring for Aquaculture_ LoRaWAN Network

By WaterQualitySensors in Aquaculture, Environmental, IoT networks Posted August 17, 2022 Tags

C4E sensor (conductivity/salinity/temperature) included in a project to monitor the quality of oyster-growing water in Australia. IoT-enabled devices make it easier and cheaper than ever to capture environmental data in situ and transmit this data – in the form of graphical visualisations – to farmers in seconds. This work provides a description of an environmental […]

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Bioceanor, Aqualabo and Kerlink make Florida clam up

By WaterQualitySensors in Aquaculture, Environmental, IoT networks Posted August 11, 2022

French internet of things specialists boost US agriculture Three French telecommunications companies are helping clam farmers on the Florida Gulf Coast. This involves managing aquaculture, boosting production and practising sustainable agriculture. With support from the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS), the LoRaWAN station uses Bioceanor‘s autonomous, plug-and-play, cloud-based Aquareal system and sensors from […]

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Water Quality Monitoring on Mauritius_AquaMod

By WaterQualitySensors in Environmental, IoT networks Posted August 10, 2022 Tags

We have sent our AquaMod solution, a standalone module connected to Radio LoRa and coupled to digital sensors, to Mauritius. The main goal is to continuously monitor the water quality following the sinking of the oil tanker Wakashio in July 2020. In order to enable government agencies and marine scientists to access continuous data on […]

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