FYTA: Smart Solutions for Professionals

With our innovative sensor and open API, we provide user-friendly solutions for everyone—from hobby gardeners to seasoned professionals.

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Use Cases

Professional plant sensors are typically designed to maximize productivity. We, on the other hand, focus on optimizing plant health, offering products that support a wide range of applications beyond agriculture and horticulture.

Science & Research

We are already supporting 12 projects at various universities and institutes, covering a wide range of research topics. To meet the specific needs of research projects, we offer customized calibrations to enhance the measurement accuracy of our sensors.

Vertical and Smart Gardening

We see great potential for integrating our sensors into existing vertical and smart gardening systems, particularly irrigation systems. Get in touch if your system is missing a sensor solution!

Indoor Plant Services & Office Landscaping

Do you manage office plants and need a solution for remote monitoring or want to actively involve your clients in plant care? We’re here to help.

Hobby and small-scale farming

Our sensors offer a budget-friendly way to monitor your plants’ health while promoting sustainable and resource-efficient management for small-scale or hobby farms.

Education

We make environmental education engaging and accessible. Schools can use our tools to spark interest in biology and ecology in a fun and interactive way.

Science & Research

We are already supporting 12 projects at various universities and institutes, covering a wide range of research topics. To meet the specific needs of research projects, we offer customized calibrations to enhance the measurement accuracy of our sensors.

Vertical and Smart Gardening

We see great potential for integrating our sensors into existing vertical and smart gardening systems, particularly irrigation systems. Get in touch if your system is missing a sensor solution!

Indoor Plant Services & Office Landscaping

Do you manage office plants and need a solution for remote monitoring or want to actively involve your clients in plant care? We’re here to help.

Hobby and small-scale farming

Our sensors offer a budget-friendly way to monitor your plants’ health while promoting sustainable and resource-efficient management for small-scale or hobby farms.

Education

We make environmental education engaging and accessible. Schools can use our tools to spark interest in biology and ecology in a fun and interactive way.

Web App & Open API

Our intuitive web dashboard empowers you to visualize, analyze, and download measurement data with ease, while offering seamless integration into external systems through our API.

Product Specifications

FYTA Beam

The FYTA Beam is a versatile, wireless sensor designed for potted plants—indoors and outdoors. With interchangeable soil probes, it adapts to a wide range of pot sizes and precisely measures essential environmental factors like soil moisture, light, temperature, and electrical conductivity.

FYTA Hub

The FYTA Hub is an optional module that connects multiple FYTA sensors to Wi-Fi, ensuring continuous monitoring and a seamless data stream.

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Case Study

Investigating Plant Stress Conditions

In partnership with FYTA, a research team from the Albrecht Daniel Thaer Institute for Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences at HU Berlin is examining plant stress conditions. The team evaluates FYTA’s AI-driven stress threshold values and calculates vegetation indices using FYTA sensors alongside advanced measurement methods such as hyperspectral imaging. Additionally, FYTA sensors are employed to assess the performance of various soil substrates, a critical factor in urban environments where plants face unique stressors.

This project was Isupported by the Investment Bank Berlin and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).

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