ePlant

ePlant converts plant growth, biomechanics and environmental data into insights through wireless sensors and AI. The platform lets you monitor trees and vines from afar, so you can make decisions without having to spend as much time on site.

ePlant's TreeTag system monitors the health of individual trees by monitoring growth, stress and environmental factors like temperature, light and humidity. The system includes a dendrometer to monitor plant growth and stress, an onboard weather station and an accelerometer to monitor tree lean and sway. The TreeTags have long range, are easy to install and require no maintenance, making them a good option for monitoring large numbers of trees.

Some of the key features include:

• Long-range wireless connectivity: Enables remote monitoring over several miles.
• Dendrometer data: Measures plant growth and stress.
• Onboard weather station: Monitors temperature, light and humidity.
• Accelerometer: Monitors tree lean and sway.
• Low maintenance: Requires little effort to install and maintain.

ePlant can be used in a variety of ways, including:

• Research: Collects high-resolution, plant-based data for research projects.
• Tree Services and Urban Forestry: Identifies problem trees so you don't have to spend as much time on site.
• Precision Agriculture: Helps farmers make informed decisions by monitoring tree growth and environmental conditions.
• Forestry and Silviculture: Monitors and collects data in remote wildland areas for growth, plant stress and carbon sequestration.

The platform also comes with a Data Portal where users can view and download data from their TreeTags. An ePlant app also helps with installation and shows real-time sensor measurements.

ePlant is designed for professionals and researchers looking for a long-term, comprehensive monitoring system for trees and vines. By providing detailed insights into plant health and environmental conditions, ePlant helps you make data-driven decisions and allocate resources more efficiently. For more information or to schedule a demo, visit the ePlant website.

Published on June 9, 2024