In a connected world, IoT sensors bridge the gap between the physical and digital. From smart homes to precision agriculture, and from industrial automation to environmental monitoring, IoT sensors drive innovation and efficiency.
Scalable for small to industrial deployments
Temperature Sensors – Monitor temperature changes in HVAC, agriculture, and manufacturing.
IoT Sensors collect data and transmit it through wired or wireless protocols like Wi-Fi, GSM, LoRa, Bluetooth, Modbus or NB-IoT. The data is then sent to cloud platforms or edge devices for processing, visualization, and decision-making.
Sensor Node → Microcontroller/Gateway → Cloud/Edge Platform → Dashboard or Control Action
Industry | Application |
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Agriculture | Soil, weather, and irrigation monitoring |
Healthcare | Patient vital tracking, cold chain supply |
Manufacturing | Predictive maintenance, asset tracking |
Smart Cities | Traffic, pollution, noise monitoring |
Energy | Grid monitoring, smart metering |
Logistics | Fleet tracking, temperature monitoring |
Retail | Inventory, footfall analysis |
The global IoT sensor market is projected to exceed $40 billion by 2027, driven by demand in automation, smart cities, and environmental monitoring. With 4G/5G and AI integration, IoT sensors are becoming more accurate, power-efficient, and cost-effective.
Plug-and-play hardware with long battery life
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