Smart sensors made from natural materials
Symbiosei technology allows the end user to independently design the sensors for their Smart Garden
The concept of a managed ecosystem involves placing a large number of microclimate sensors, weather stations, and other devices in the area. It is not always possible to do this covertly. Therefore, the appearance of our electronic devices is extremely important to us.
The main thing to know when designing a decorative housing for Symbiosei sensors: the electronic components of the climate sensors are completely independent of the external decorative housing.
This gives you creative freedom with minimal technical limitations.
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The appearance of the microclimate sensor is limited only by your imagination. It is almost independent of the working electronic filling
Technical requirements for the design of decorative cases for climate sensors

The light sensor should be located high enough above the ground and should never fall into the shadow of the decorative case

It is better to place the main board of the device high. The transmitting antenna is located directly on the board, and low sensors greatly lose in communication range

The soil moisture sensor must be located at the bottom of the case. The sensing element must be permanently immersed into the ground

But sometimes a low sensor is the only acceptable option. For example, for a flower bed or alpine slide
Examples of decorative cases for Symbiosei climate sensors

Large beads made of recycled glass give the wires additional protection from ultraviolet radiation. The board with the antenna and the temperature sensor are hidden in a foam casing

All electronics is inside a bamboo case. Practical and cheap, except for the original painting. On the left is a case based on an Indonesian mask
















