From Vertical Farming to Plant Research: FYTA provides flexible sensor solutions for businesses that grow with data. Our system is modular, scalable – and ready for your application. Got an idea? We’ve got the technology.


Web App
Our web app gives you full control over your plants – right from your browser. Visualize all sensor data, spot trends, and export your data in just a few clicks.
To the dashboardOpen API
Want to integrate FYTA data into your own systems – for automation, research, or monitoring? Our open API makes it possible: secure, scalable, and fully documented.
Explore the APIFYTA 1.0 - Proven Core Solution

Beam Gen. 1
The FYTA Beam is a wireless soil sensor with interchangeable soil probes.It measures soil moisture, light, temperature, and electrical conductivity.

Hub
The FYTA Hub is an optional module that connects multiple FYTA sensors to Wi-Fi, enabling continuous monitoring and seamless data flow.
FYTA 2.0 - from September 2025
A modular platform for precise plant monitoring – fully scalable and adaptable to complex business needs.

Beam Gen. 2
A compact, more efficient successor to Gen 1 – with four times more data and extended battery life.

Mini
Small and smart – ideal for large-scale rollouts. Measures soil moisture and electrical conductivity.

Terra
The robust soil sensor for outdoor use. Measures soil moisture, electrical conductivity, light, and temperature – powered by an integrated solar cell.

Sphere
Accurate microclimate monitoring with a 180° dome. Captures photosynthetically active radiation (PAR), temperature, and humidity.

Case Study
Understanding Plant Stress Responses
In cooperation with the Albrecht Daniel Thaer Institute at Humboldt University of Berlin, FYTA investigated plant stress responses under urban conditions. The project involved validating FYTA’s AI-based stress thresholds and comparing them with methods such as hyperspectral imaging. FYTA sensors also supported the evaluation of different soil substrates.
The project was funded by the Investitionsbank Berlin and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).