Environmental IoT Monitoring System

OA EnviroSenseEnvironmental IoT monitoring system

A professional IoT solution for collecting, transmitting, archiving and analyzing environmental data from distributed measurement devices. EnviroSense supports ESP32 devices, secure payload transmission, environmental alerts and self-hosted deployments.

ESP32PM2.5 / PM10AES-256-CBCHMAC-SHA256GSM/LTELoRaSMSSelf-hostedRedisInfluxDBPostgreSQLMariaDB

A complete system from sensor to decision

EnviroSense combines measurement devices, secure transmission, server backend, live data presentation, measurement history and alert handling in one consistent solution.

Environmental monitoring

Air quality, PM2.5, PM10, temperature, humidity, pressure and other parameters depending on installed sensors.

ESP32 devices

Modular measurement points for distributed installations, with cyclic data transmission and sensor sets adjusted to the monitored location.

Payload security

AES-256-CBC and HMAC-SHA256 protect data independently from transport-layer stability.

Servers and scaling

Variants from pure PHP to native C++ applications with Redis or InfluxDB for very large installations.

Deployment offer

License variants and cooperation models selected for installation scale, technical requirements and maintenance plan.

Measurement demo

Public Demo/Live view presenting current readings from active devices and the freshness of measurement transmission.

About the company

Information about OA Technologies Sp. z o.o., deployment approach, delivery model and the scope of EnviroSense solutions.

Deployment contact

Contact with the OA Technologies team for deployments, integrations, device configuration and system variant selection.

Why EnviroSense?

Self-hosted data control

Environmental data can remain in the owner’s infrastructure: locally, on VPS or in a private cloud.

Designed for difficult conditions

The architecture accounts for unstable links, cellular networks, GSM/SMS and LoRa.

Scales with demand

Start with a small installation and move to native C++ servers and time-series databases when needed.