Sensorja

Sensorja is a modular sensor platform designed for collecting, processing, and transmitting environmental and physical data in Internet of Things (IoT) deployments. It combines multiple sensing modalities with edge computing to enable local data analysis and reduced network traffic.

Hardware typically includes a low-power microcontroller or system-on-module, an array of sensors (such as temperature, humidity, air quality, light, accelerometer), a power source (battery or energy harvesting), and a wireless radio (options include Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, LoRa, or cellular). Enclosures often provide IP ratings for outdoor or industrial use.

Software and data management cover sensor drivers, data fusion, time synchronization, and lightweight machine learning for anomaly detection or feature extraction. Security features may include encryption, secure boot, and over-the-air updates. Data formats often rely on standard schemas to facilitate integration with cloud services and analytics platforms.

Common applications include agricultural monitoring, environmental sensing in urban areas, smart building systems, industrial automation, and asset tracking. The platform is used where local processing reduces latency, conserves bandwidth, or enhances resilience.

The term Sensorja is used in academic and commercial contexts to describe sensor fusion and edge intelligence approaches; there is no universally adopted specification, and real-world implementations vary by vendor.