The Clurasense Weather Station
A self-powered, zero-impact monitoring station built for agrivoltaics.
Each station carries up to 6 sensors measuring 12 environmental parameters, in a rugged, energy-autonomous unit anchored without concrete. Stations work in pairs — one under the panels, one in the open field — to quantify the agrivoltaic effect.

Master station
The gateway. It aggregates data from nearby slave stations over 868 MHz radio and sends it to the cloud via 4G/LTE.
Slave station
The field unit. It collects sensor data under the panels or in the open field and relays it to the master over radio.
From field to cloud
Sensors → Slave station → (868 MHz radio) → Master station → (4G/LTE) → AgriLink cloud
Our components
Advanced technology for complete monitoring of environmental and soil conditions.
Battery
Long-life LiFePO4 battery ensuring 24/7 operation even during cloudy periods.
Irradiation Sensor
High-precision sensor for measuring solar irradiance behind the module and in the open field.
Wind Sensor
Real-time monitoring of wind speed and direction.
Soil Sensor
Multi-depth probe measuring soil moisture, temperature, and salinity (EC).
Humidity, Temp & Pressure
Integrated environmental module for precise micro-climate data collection.
Rain Sensor
Optical rain gauge providing accurate precipitation data without moving parts.
Solar Panel
High-efficiency photovoltaic module powering the station independently.
Control Box
IP67-rated enclosure housing the edge computing processor and connectivity modules.
Leaf Wetness Sensor
Detects surface moisture on foliage to predict disease risks and irrigation needs.
Built for 20 years in the field
100% solar powered
Integrated photovoltaic and long-life battery — no grid connection required.
Zero-impact anchoring
Geotechnical screw foundations, no concrete — fully reversible with no trace left on the soil.
Triple data backup
20 years of data on the master's SD card, mirrored to the cloud, plus a physical backup.
Flexible connectivity
4G/LTE by default, with LoRa or wired LAN available per site.
Technical drawing

In the field
Clurasense stations installed on real agrivoltaic sites.





