Revolutionize plant research
with scalable, real-time data.
Track, analyze, and act on tree health data effortlessly.
Overcome data collection barriers.
Designed for scalability.
Traditional systems are bulky and prohibitively expensive, making it challenging to scale data collection across multiple sites or projects.
TreeTags are compact, affordable, and scalable for any research project size. They eliminate the need for bulky components and enable widespread deployment across diverse environments.
TreeTags are compact, affordable, and scalable for any research project size. They eliminate the need for bulky components and enable widespread deployment across diverse environments.
Efficiency from the field.
"Most current systems require on-site visits to collect data, slowing research progress and increasing operational overhead.
TreeTags automatically transmit data wirelessly, reducing the need for on-site visits. Researchers can access real-time data remotely from the Data Portal, saving time, money, and resources.
TreeTags automatically transmit data wirelessly, reducing the need for on-site visits. Researchers can access real-time data remotely from the Data Portal, saving time, money, and resources.
Do away with fragmented data.
Managing data from multiple sources is time-consuming and prone to errors, delaying analysis and actionable insights.
The Data Portal centralizes all data streams, simplifying data ingestion and management. Researchers can sort, visualize, and export data efficiently, enabling quicker and more accurate analyses.
The Data Portal centralizes all data streams, simplifying data ingestion and management. Researchers can sort, visualize, and export data efficiently, enabling quicker and more accurate analyses.
"The sensors allowed us to see how trees respond to water in ways we never had before which was invaluable to our research objectives. The data output from the sensors are intuitive and easy to understand, making them a fun way for students to get involved in our research."
Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Illinois at Chicago
