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The Pressure's On: How Do You Measure It?
December 4, 2023
Let's dive into how pressure sensors play a critical role in gauging performance, improving efficiency, and protecting our resources
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The Aftermath: IoT Monitoring & Data Loggers Have Become A Restoration Company's Best Friend
November 6, 2023
For saving homes, time, and money, remote, real-time IoT tools for monitoring temperature and humidity are a mitigation specialist's secret weapon...and mold's worst enemy.
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Agrivoltaics Farming: A Win-Win-Win Solution
June 21, 2024
Sustainable agrivoltaics projects keep cropping up! Learn more about this symbiotic farming method that combines solar energy production with agriculture.
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How to Monitor Data Center Cooling System Effectiveness
March 24, 2026
Learn how a scalable temperature and humidity monitoring system helps monitor cooling system effectiveness and maintain optimal environmental conditions in data centers.
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The Future of Farming: Optimizing Irrigation Using a Wireless Sensor Network
September 18, 2023
Remote monitoring with a wireless sensor network helps you make smarter decisions when it comes to managing your irrigation systems
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Data Loggers Go Deep: Tracking Underground Climate Change in Chicago
August 11, 2023
Rising subterranean heat levels are posing a threat to many cities' foundations. A recent New York Times article explained how HOBO wireless temperature sensors were used to better understand and address impacts from "underground climate change."
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HOBO data logger use is HOT in heat studies
August 4, 2023
From tracking dangerously hot living conditions to studying how "cool roofs" decrease building temperatures, our data loggers are proving to be small but mighty tools in the face of heat waves and climate change. This post looks at how a Canadian news network spearheads an urban heat study.
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Celebrating Lakes Appreciation Month
July 1, 2023
Lakes...We work and play on them, but do we really value them? Growing population, development, and invasive species stress our local lakes, ponds, and reservoirs. All life needs water; let’s not take it for granted!
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