Civiteq develops connected environmental monitoring systems for remote, distributed and infrastructure-based deployments. Our platforms combine practical sensing, flexible communications and field-ready engineering so data can be collected reliably where it is actually needed.
Environmental sensing is rarely just a question of choosing a sensor.
Real deployments have to deal with limited power, variable communications coverage, changing weather, installation constraints, maintenance access and the need to keep collecting useful data over time.
Civiteq approaches environmental monitoring as a complete system. Sensor selection, power, communications, enclosure, installation and data delivery are considered together so the platform fits the site rather than the other way around.
These products provide the starting point for Civiteq environmental-monitoring deployments. Final sensing, communications and power configurations can be adapted to the application.
A compact connected platform for continuous monitoring of core atmospheric conditions in distributed and remote deployments.
A connected weather platform for local weather and microclimate monitoring where site-specific conditions need to be measured rather than inferred from a distant weather station.
Connected ammonia monitoring for livestock, agricultural and indoor environments where ventilation and air conditions need ongoing visibility.
A remote water-monitoring configuration designed to collect dissolved oxygen data at multiple depths and return the measurements from the field.
The sensor is only one part of a reliable deployment.
Civiteq environmental platforms are designed around modular sensing, flexible communications and practical field power. This allows the system to be matched to the site without unnecessarily redesigning every layer of the product.
Civiteq environmental systems are suited to applications where local field data can improve visibility, planning or response.
Public-space weather, environmental conditions, air-quality monitoring and distributed sensing.
Temperature, humidity, ammonia, local weather and other environmental conditions affecting farms and livestock.
Remote water quality and dissolved-oxygen monitoring in field locations.
Environmental and operational sensing where fixed infrastructure, power or connectivity is limited.
Environmental monitoring works best when the installation is designed around what needs to be measured, how often it needs to be reported and what conditions the equipment will actually face.
Identify the parameters, sampling frequency, reporting interval and operational outcome required.
Review location, exposure, mounting, communications coverage, power and maintenance access.
Select the sensor, communications, enclosure and power configuration suited to the deployment.
Install, validate data flow and hand over the system with the required monitoring and support arrangements.
Tell Civiteq what you need to measure, where the equipment needs to operate and how the data needs to be delivered. We can configure an existing platform or design a project-specific monitoring solution.
