Main Products

Smart water sensors, soil sensors, weather sensors, agricultural sensors, gas sensors, environmental sensors, water velocity liquid level flow sensors, intelligent agricultural machinery. Can be widely used in agriculture, aquaculture, river water quality monitoring, sewage treatment monitoring, soil data monitoring, solar photovoltaic power generation monitoring, environmental protection meteorological environment monitoring, agricultural meteorological environment monitoring, power meteorological monitoring, agricultural greenhouse data monitoring, animal husbandry environmental monitoring , Environmental monitoring of factory production workshops, mine environmental monitoring, river hydrological data monitoring, underground pipe network water flow monitoring, agricultural open channel drainage monitoring, mountain torrent disaster early warning monitoring, and agricultural lawn mowers, drones, spraying vehicles and other agricultural machinery.
  • Main Products
  • single probes soil sensor
  • compact weather station
  • air gas sensor

Solution

Application

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  • R&D

About Us

Honde Technology Co., Ltd. founded in the year of 2011, the company is an IOT company dedicated to the R&D, production, sales of smart water equipment, smart agriculture and smart environmental protection and the related solutions provider. Adheres to the business philosophy of making our life better, we have found the Product R&D Center the System Solution Center.

Company News

HONDE piezoelectric rainfall Sensor: Reshaping precipitation monitoring with “vibration perception”, empowering intelligent and precise decision-making

In the field of precipitation monitoring, although traditional tipping bucket rain gauges are widely used, their mechanical structure is prone to clogging, wear, evaporation loss and strong wind interference, and they have limitations when measuring drizzle or high-intensity heavy rain. In pursui...

How Gas Sensors Are Making Land Smarter and Food Safer

From monitoring soil respiration to early pest warnings, invisible gas data is becoming modern agriculture’s most valuable new nutrient At 5 a.m. in the lettuce fields of California’s Salinas Valley, a set of sensors smaller than a palm are already at work. They don’t measure m...

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