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Smart sensors for connected industries
and intelligent infrastructure.

Sensors are the real-time data layer beneath every connected system. Meevanta supplies, configures, and integrates the right smart sensors — for Industrial IoT, smart buildings, agriculture, energy, logistics, and more — into one connected platform across India.

✓ 14+ Sensor Types ✓ Wireless & Wired ✓ Gateway-Ready ✓ Vendor-Neutral ✓ Pan-India
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142 SENSORS
SENSOR READINGS live
TEMP
28°C
nominal
HUMIDITY
54%
stable
CO₂
612ppm
good
VIBRATION
0.8mm/s
normal
142 sensors
All reporting
Real-time
On one platform
Real-Time Data

The live sensing layer beneath every connected system.

Any Environment

From shop floors and fields to buildings and vehicles.

One Platform

Every sensor on a single dashboard and analytics layer.

Fully Integrated

Configured to work with your existing systems.

The basics

What are smart sensors?

Smart sensors are the devices that measure the physical world and feed that data into a connected system — the foundation every IoT, monitoring, and automation solution is built on.

They measure the real world

Smart sensors convert physical quantities — temperature, moisture, vibration, current, air quality, and more — into digital signals.

They connect

Each sensor links to a gateway over the right connectivity for the site — wireless or wired, short-range or wide-area.

They reach the cloud

Gateways aggregate and securely relay sensor data to a cloud or IoT platform for storage and access.

They feed dashboards

Data appears on real-time dashboards, so operators and managers see conditions live, from anywhere.

They power AI

Analytics and AI turn sensor streams into trends, anomalies, predictions, and automated alerts.

They must be reliable

Every insight depends on accurate, dependable sensing — which is why sensor selection and deployment matter.

The range

Smart sensor types.

A broad range of sensing types — selected and configured for your specific measurement, environment, and application.

Temperature Sensors

Measure temperature of air, surfaces, liquids, and equipment. Applications: process control, cold chain, HVAC, equipment health. Industries: manufacturing, food, pharma, buildings. Benefit: protect product quality, assets, and comfort.

Humidity Sensors

Measure relative humidity in air and enclosures. Applications: HVAC, storage, greenhouses, cleanrooms. Industries: agriculture, buildings, pharma. Benefit: stable conditions, less spoilage and corrosion.

Soil Moisture Sensors

Measure water content in soil at root depth. Applications: irrigation control, crop health. Industries: agriculture, horticulture. Benefit: save water and protect yield.

Pressure Sensors

Measure pressure in pipes, tanks, and systems. Applications: process, hydraulics, HVAC, water networks. Industries: manufacturing, energy, utilities. Benefit: safe, efficient operation.

Vibration Sensors

Measure vibration signatures of rotating equipment. Applications: predictive maintenance, machine health. Industries: manufacturing, energy, mining. Benefit: catch developing faults before failure.

Current / Energy Sensors

Measure current, power, and consumption. Applications: energy monitoring, machine load, sub-metering. Industries: manufacturing, buildings, energy. Benefit: measure and reduce energy cost.

Flow Sensors

Measure flow of water, air, gas, or fluids. Applications: water management, process, HVAC. Industries: utilities, manufacturing, buildings. Benefit: measure use and detect loss.

Level Sensors

Measure level in tanks, silos, and reservoirs. Applications: inventory, water, fuel, materials. Industries: manufacturing, agriculture, utilities. Benefit: avoid run-out and overflow.

Air Quality Sensors

Measure particulates and pollutants such as PM and VOCs. Applications: indoor air quality, environmental monitoring. Industries: buildings, healthcare, cities. Benefit: healthier, more compliant spaces.

CO₂ Sensors

Measure carbon dioxide concentration. Applications: ventilation demand, occupancy proxy, air freshness. Industries: buildings, healthcare, education. Benefit: right-sized ventilation and lower energy.

Occupancy Sensors

Detect presence and space use. Applications: lighting and HVAC control, space analytics. Industries: buildings, facilities, cities. Benefit: match energy and space to real use.

Leak Detection Sensors

Detect water or gas leaks. Applications: plant rooms, storage, utility networks. Industries: buildings, facilities, utilities. Benefit: prevent damage, loss, and downtime.

Door / Window Sensors

Detect open/closed state and access events. Applications: security, HVAC logic, asset monitoring. Industries: buildings, logistics, facilities. Benefit: security and efficiency.

Environmental Sensors

Measure noise, light, and ambient conditions. Applications: site and workplace monitoring, compliance. Industries: cities, construction, industry. Benefit: comfort, safety, and audit-ready records.

Reference architecture

The smart sensor architecture.

How a reading in the physical world becomes an alert or a decision — layer by layer.

SOURCE
Physical Environment / Machine

The real-world source — a machine, field, room, tank, or vehicle.

SENSE
Smart Sensor

Measures the physical quantity and converts it into a digital signal.

LINK
Wireless / Wired Connectivity

Carries data over the right link — Wi-Fi, BLE, LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, cellular, or wired.

EDGE
IoT Gateway

Aggregates many sensors, translates protocols, and relays data securely.

EDGE
Edge Processing

Filters, buffers, and processes data locally, even during network gaps.

PLATFORM
Cloud / IoT Platform

Ingests, stores, and manages every sensor stream at scale.

VISIBILITY
Dashboard

A unified, real-time view of every sensor and site.

ACTION
Alerts & Analytics

Thresholds, AI, and analytics turn data into alerts and decisions.

Illustrative architecture. Meevanta tailors sensors, connectivity, gateways, and platform to your application.

Industrial IoT

Industrial applications.

The sensing behind Industry 4.0 — and which sensors power each application.

Machine Monitoring

Sensors: vibration, temperature, current. See the real-time health and performance of critical machines and lift uptime.

Predictive Maintenance

Sensors: vibration, temperature, current. Detect developing faults early and service equipment before it fails.

Energy Monitoring

Sensors: current/energy, temperature. Meter consumption at machine and building level to cut energy cost.

Production Monitoring

Sensors: flow, level, occupancy. Track output, cycle, and utilisation in real time across the line.

Environmental Monitoring

Sensors: air quality, temperature, humidity, noise. Keep the plant safe, comfortable, and compliant.

Equipment Condition Monitoring

Sensors: vibration, temperature, pressure. Track asset condition to extend life and reduce failures.

See it in context on our manufacturing page and predictive maintenance guide.

Across sectors

Sensors, by sector.

The same sensing range, applied to the priorities of each sector — with links to explore each in depth.

Agriculture
Soil MoistureTemperatureHumidityWeatherIrrigationCrop MonitoringGreenhousesCold Storage
Smart Buildings
TemperatureHumidityCO₂Air QualityOccupancyEnergyWaterLeak DetectionHVACLighting
Energy & Utilities
Energy MonitoringPower QualityTemperatureVibrationFlowPressureEquipment HealthRemote Asset
Also deployed across LogisticsCold ChainHealthcareMiningConstructionSmart Cities
How they connect

Connectivity options.

The right link is matched to range, power, and reliability — never one standard forced everywhere.

Wi-Fi

Best for indoor sites with existing network and mains power.

Bluetooth / BLE

Best for short-range, low-power sensors and wearables.

LoRaWAN

Best for long-range, low-power sensors across large or rural sites.

NB-IoT

Best for wide-area, low-power sensors on cellular coverage.

4G / 5G

Best for high-bandwidth needs or mobile assets without local network.

Wired Ethernet

Best for fixed, reliability-critical industrial installations.

Modbus

Best for integrating with existing industrial equipment and PLCs.

Where it plugs in

Integration.

Through open standards — MQTT, Modbus, OPC-UA, and APIs — sensor data flows into the systems you already run.

IoT GatewaysCloud PlatformsIndustrial IoT PlatformsBuilding Management SystemsSCADAERP / Business SystemsDashboardsMobile Applications
Why Meevanta

Why Meevanta smart sensors.

Not just devices — the right sensors, selected, integrated, and supported end to end.

Application-Specific Selection

We choose the right sensor for your measurement, environment, and goal — not a generic device.

Industrial & Commercial Deployment

Experience deploying sensors reliably across factories, buildings, farms, and sites.

IoT System Integration

Sensors are integrated with gateways, platforms, and your existing systems.

Scalable Deployments

From a handful of sensors to thousands, across one site or many.

Real-Time Monitoring

Live dashboards and alerts across every sensor and location.

Data Analytics

Sensor data turned into trends, anomalies, and decisions.

End-to-End Implementation

From requirement to deployment — selection, install, integration, and dashboards.

Long-Term Support

Ongoing monitoring, service, and partnership as you scale.

How we deliver

Our deployment process.

A structured path from requirement to a fully deployed, supported sensing solution.

01
Requirement Assessment

We understand what you need to measure, where, and why.

02
Sensor Selection

The right sensor types and options for your application and environment.

03
Site Survey

Our team assesses the site, mounting points, and conditions.

04
Connectivity Planning

The right connectivity for range, power, and reliability.

05
Installation

Sensors installed safely and correctly, with minimal disruption.

06
Gateway Integration

Sensors connected to gateways and the cloud platform.

07
Dashboard Configuration

Dashboards, thresholds, and alerts set up for your team.

08
Testing

End-to-end validation that data flows accurately and reliably.

09
Deployment & Support

Go-live across your operation, with ongoing support.

In practice

Example applications.

Illustrative sensor stacks for common scenarios — example applications, not customer case studies.

Factory Machine Monitoring
Vibration + temperature + current sensors → predictive alerts
Agricultural Soil Monitoring
Soil-moisture + temperature sensors → smart irrigation
Commercial Building IAQ
CO₂ + PM + temperature + humidity sensors → healthier air
Solar / Energy Monitoring
Current/energy + temperature sensors → generation & losses
Cold-Chain Temperature
Temperature + humidity sensors + alerts → protected goods
Mining Equipment Monitoring
Vibration + temperature sensors → condition-based maintenance
Specifications

Technical specifications.

Because sensors are selected and configured for each application, specifications are provided per device rather than as a single generic sheet.

Measurement type & range Connectivity Power / battery options Enclosure & environmental rating Accuracy & resolution Mounting & form factor

Specifications vary by sensor model and application. Contact Meevanta for the appropriate configuration and the datasheet for your selected device.

Answers

Frequently asked questions.

How do I choose the right sensor for my application?
It starts with what you need to measure, the environment, and the outcome you want. We assess your application, site conditions, connectivity, and goals, then recommend the appropriate sensor types and configuration. The aim is the right sensor for the job rather than a generic device.
Do you offer wireless sensors?
Yes. Depending on the application we deploy wireless sensors using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth/BLE, LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, or cellular, as well as wired options where reliability or power demands it. The connectivity is matched to range, power, and site conditions.
What is LoRaWAN, and when is it used?
LoRaWAN is a long-range, low-power wireless technology well suited to sensors spread across large or rural sites — farms, campuses, and utilities — where devices run on batteries and need to reach a gateway over long distances. We use it where it fits and other technologies where they fit better.
Can sensors work in harsh industrial environments?
Yes. For demanding environments we select devices with appropriate ratings and enclosures for dust, moisture, temperature, and vibration. The specific rating is matched to your environment and confirmed on the device datasheet.
How long do battery-powered sensors last?
Battery life depends on the sensor type, reporting frequency, connectivity, and conditions, so it varies by model and configuration. We select low-power options and configure reporting to balance battery life against the data you need, and confirm expected life on the datasheet for your chosen device.
Who installs the sensors?
Meevanta handles installation as part of deployment — from site survey and mounting to connectivity and commissioning — so sensors are installed correctly and safely. We can also work alongside your facilities or maintenance teams.
How do sensors connect to an IoT gateway?
Sensors communicate with a gateway over their connectivity (wireless or wired). The gateway aggregates many sensors, translates protocols, buffers data during outages, and relays it securely to the cloud. Our IoT gateways are designed to work with the sensor range.
How does sensor data reach the cloud and dashboards?
From the gateway, data flows to a cloud or IoT platform where it is stored and processed, then presented on real-time dashboards accessible from any device. Alerts and analytics run on top, so you see conditions live and get notified of issues.
Can sensors integrate with our existing systems?
Yes. Through open standards and protocols — MQTT, Modbus, OPC-UA, and APIs — sensor data integrates with your existing BMS, SCADA, ERP, and IoT platforms rather than requiring a separate silo.
Do sensors need much maintenance?
Requirements vary by sensor type and environment — some need periodic calibration or cleaning, others very little. We advise on maintenance for your chosen sensors as part of deployment and can include it in ongoing support.
Can we start small and scale up?
Yes. You can begin with a focused pilot — a few sensors on one machine, field, or building — prove the value, and scale to more sensors and sites on the same platform. It keeps risk and upfront investment low.
How is sensor data kept secure?
Security is designed in — encrypted communication, secure gateways, role-based access, and audit logs. Your data stays protected and under your control, aligned with good industrial cybersecurity practice.
Can you build custom sensor solutions?
Yes. Where an off-the-shelf device is not the right fit, we handle custom selection, configuration, and integration to meet your specific measurement and environment requirements.
What accuracy do the sensors provide?
Accuracy depends entirely on the sensor type, model, and application, so we do not quote a single figure. We select devices with the accuracy appropriate to your use case and confirm the specification on the datasheet for the chosen device.
Do you provide the dashboards and analytics too?
Yes. Sensors are part of an end-to-end solution — we provide the gateways, cloud platform, dashboards, alerts, and analytics, or integrate with your existing platform, so the sensor data becomes usable insight.
How do we get started?
Tell us about your application, environment, and monitoring goals, and our team will recommend the appropriate sensing architecture and configuration. Talk to a sensor expert or request product information to begin.
From sensors to solutions

Related solutions.

Sensors are the building blocks — solutions are what they achieve.

Industrial IoT Solutions

Where sensors become machine monitoring, predictive maintenance, and energy intelligence.

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Smart Building Solutions

Where sensors become BMS, energy, air-quality, and occupancy monitoring.

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Drone Solutions

Aerial data that complements ground-level sensing.

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Robotics & Automation

Sensing and vision that guide automation and machine vision.

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Where they deploy

Related industries.

The industries where Meevanta sensors are put to work.

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Manufacturing
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Agriculture
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Logistics
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Construction
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Smart Cities
Energy
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Healthcare
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Mining
The range

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Learn more

Related resources.

In-depth guides from the Meevanta engineering team on sensing and IoT.

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IoT Soil Sensors in India
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Indoor Air Quality Monitoring
Building Energy Monitoring
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Predictive Maintenance with IIoT
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Connected Factory Architecture
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IoT Trends in India's Industrial Future

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