Sensors in the tree and soil provide data that is algorithmically translated into irrigation recommendations.
We enable you to identify the variable water requirements of your young trees, thereby ensuring their vitality during the critical growth phase.

Detect pathological changes in existing trees at an early stage with the help of sensors in trees and/or soil. This allows targeted maintenance measures to be initiated and their success to be monitored on an ongoing basis.

We seamlessly integrate your existing tree data into our digital tree register, enabling you to efficiently document and plan maintenance measures to ensure long-term traffic safety.

Pulse sensors continuously monitor the water balance and enable year-round research into tree behavior. With the help of high-resolution dendrometers, you can precisely monitor tree growth and record the tree water deficit.

Sensors allow you to record the unique relationship between volumetric moisture content and soil water tension for each soil type and visualize it as a retention curve.

The vitality of trees at the edge of excavation pits is monitored using tree and soil sensors. This allows an assessment to be made afterwards of how well the trees have survived the excavation work.