What we do
Farm IoT monitoring—if it's worth knowing, we can put a sensor on it.
From a single gate to the whole property, we build one LoRa mesh that watches what matters and tells you the moment it changes, across the paddocks where there's no mobile bars.
What we monitor
One dashboard for the lot, set your own alert rule on each. Start small and add sensors to the mesh as you go.
Gates & fence tamper
Open/close on gates and a tamper alert on a cut chain or downed fence. Know the second stock could be on the road.
Driveway & intruder
Motion, and vehicle-or-person detection at the gate and sheds. A heads-up when something turns in off the road.
Troughs, tanks & flow
Levels and flow on troughs and tanks, with a flood alert. An empty trough becomes an alert, not a dead-stock phone call.
Pumps, runtime & pressure
See if a pump's running and holding pressure. A pump that's tripped or lost prime gets flagged before the tank runs dry.
Soil moisture
Capacitance probes at 10, 30 and 60 cm report root-zone moisture, so you irrigate on the numbers, not a hunch.
Livestock & trough levels
GPS or RFID on stock and levels on the troughs that feed them, paired, so a low trough where the mob is gets priority.
Feed bins & coops
Feed-bin levels so you reorder before you run short, and coop temperature and humidity to keep birds in range.
Pen temp & humidity
Sheds, pens and grain stores watched for heat and damp, with an alert before stock or stock-feed are at risk.
Frost, rain & wind
A weather node on the cold spots calls a frost early, logs rainfall by paddock and tracks wind for spraying calls.
Fuel, battery & tilt
Diesel and tank levels (with a theft alert on a sudden drop), off-grid battery health, and tilt on gear that shouldn't move.
Sound & gunshot detection
For properties dealing with trespass or stock theft, acoustic nodes flag a gunshot or chainsaw and log the time and place.
All on one dashboard
Every sensor above lands in the same live view with its own history, and a single, custom alert rule you control.
One mesh, even from the back paddock
LoRa, kilometres of reach
Low-power radio carries readings well past mobile coverage, a single gateway can pull in sensors several kilometres out, no SIM in each device.
Self-healing mesh
Nodes relay through each other, so a hill or a shed between a sensor and the gateway doesn't take it offline. Add a node, extend the reach.
Cellular or satellite backhaul
From the gateway, readings go out over whatever the property has, cellular where it reaches, or satellite where it doesn't.
Every reading logged & kept
The value isn't just the live number, it's the record behind it.
We retain your data long-term. That's what makes the dashboard worth more each season: you can line up pump run-hours, frost nights and trough drawdown year on year, and plan instead of react.
It's also a record you can stand behind, proof a gate was shut, when a pump failed, or how dry the soil really got. The history is yours.
Pump run-hours / month · by year
Illustrative, a climbing trend can mean a tired pump or a hidden leak worth chasing.
What's included
Done-for-you, end to end. No box of parts and a manual.
Design for your property
We work out what's worth watching, where the gear goes, and how the mesh reaches every spot, including the dead ones.
Install & setup
We fit and seal the sensors, stand up the gateway, set your alert rules and set up the dashboard. Licensed electrical or security work is subcontracted to the right trade.
Ongoing support
Flat nodes, knocks and dropouts get sorted by us, and we add sensors as the place grows, so the system stays trustworthy, not abandoned.
Who it's for
Graziers & mixed farms
Gates, stock water and bores across paddocks you can't see from the house, watched on one mesh.
Croppers & irrigators
Soil moisture, pumps, flow and weather you need to plan around, not babysit.
Intensive & sheds
Pen temperature, feed bins and coops where a few degrees or an empty bin matters fast.
Remote & off-grid
The places with no power and no signal, and the ones dealing with trespass, exactly where this earns its keep.
Where this comes from
The primary sources behind the above, so you can check any of it yourself rather than take our word for it:
- LoRa and LoRaWAN, the radio technique and network layer the sensor mesh runs on.
- Mesh networking, on nodes relaying through each other instead of each needing its own path home.
- Low-power wide-area networks, the family of networks built for long range on small batteries.
- Internet of things, background on putting sensors on things and reading them remotely.
- Data loggers, on retaining the record behind the live number.
Questions people ask
Can you monitor the back paddock with no mobile signal?
Yes. Sensors report over LoRa, a low-power radio that reaches well past mobile coverage. One gateway placed in the right spot can collect readings from sensors several kilometres away, then send them on from a point that does have a connection.
What can you put a sensor on?
Gates and fence tamper, driveway motion and vehicle-or-person detection, water tanks, flow and flood, soil moisture, livestock GPS or RFID and trough levels, feed bins and coops, pen temperature and humidity, frost, rain and wind, pump runtime and pressure, fuel and battery, tilt, and even sound or gunshot detection. They all report to one dashboard.
How do alerts reach me?
By SMS, email or app push, to whoever needs them. A gate opening off-hours, a pump losing pressure or a trough running low triggers an alert early enough to act, not the next morning.
Do you do the install, or just supply the gear?
We design, integrate, install and support the whole system. Where a job involves licensed electrical or security work, say wiring a pump starter, we bring in the right licensed trade. We're an IoT specialist, not an electrician, and we're upfront about it.
How long is the data kept?
Long-term. Every reading is logged and retained, so you can compare seasons, spot a slow problem and prove what happened, not just see the latest value.
Tell us what worries you.
A plan and a price for your property, no obligation, no jargon.
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