Solar sensors analyse gases and particles associated with smouldering fires and transmit detections to cloud software. Response teams receive mapped warnings by app, email or push and check the reported site.
Gas and particle measurements bring early forest-fire warnings into the response team's operating view. Dryad combines outdoor detectors, communications and cloud alert tools in Silvanet. Staff review the device location and reported event, then arrange the field response using the shared warning record.
The WF-4P Pro sensor measures carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds and particles alongside temperature, humidity and air pressure. Its onboard AI analyses the combined readings for the signature of a smouldering fire. Solar panels charge supercapacitors, providing battery-free energy storage. WF-4P Pro communicates through LoRaWAN or its direct satellite connection. In the mesh arrangement, local gateways relay messages to a border gateway with cellular, Ethernet or external satellite backhaul. Tree or pole mounting places detectors within the planned coverage area.
The Silvanet Cloud Platform maps sensors and gateways, showing their event and connection status. In-app, email and push messages bring a reported detection to the response team. Deployment tools combine terrain and radio-coverage layers for planning sensor positions. An MQTT API carries records into other operating systems. Teams use the alert location and collected values when assessing a report and preparing site checks.
Sensors, gateways and spare units
Site survey, mounting, commissioning and configuration
Platform subscription, connectivity, data and support
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Weather stations and connected cameras feed shared maps for ignition assessment and event warnings.
Flag possible wildfires from emission patterns.
WF-4P Pro uses supercapacitors rather than batteries.
The model provides onboard satellite communication as well as LoRaWAN.
The alert centre provides in-app messages, email and push notifications.
The sensor combines carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds and particle readings, including PM2.5 and PM10.
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For 1 site with 10 monitored assets in United States, IoT Apps estimates $2,000 – $6,400 in the first year and $300 – $1,200 every year after. This is an estimate based on comparable deployments, not a quote from Dryad Networks.
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