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The versatile Hawk architecture caters for plug-in cards that define the 9 inputs/outputs, offering limitless options for interfacing to sensors such as SDI-12, I²C, 1-Wire, iButton, 4-20mA, RS-485, RS-232, Analog Inputs, Digital Inputs, Pulse Counting, Digital Outputs, Switched Power, and more.
The Hawk adopts a versatile approach to IoT sensor monitoring hardware. Utilizing modular plug-in “IO Cards” that provide the interface and the smarts to connect to a huge range of sensors, the Hawk will support hundreds of IoT sensor monitoring applications!
The Hawk motherboard provides fundamental IoT Datalogger services and will be available in different communication technologies:
The Hawk features a large rechargeable Li-Po battery pack to support multiple power options:
The sensor interfaces and protocol are managed by Hawk “IO Cards” – a range of plug-in Input/Output cards standardized for common applications.
Agtech1 IO Card Example:
Custom cards can be designed for your use case. You may also develop your own firmware on the card if required to cater for advanced or custom sensor integrations, implementing proprietary algorithms, filtering and processing, implementing PLC or control functionality, and more.
What is an IoT Datalogger?
IoT Dataloggers are electronic devices that record and transmit critical assets or environmental data via onboard or external sensors.
In IoT applications, captured data can be transmitted via low-power-wide-area networks (LPWANs) such as Cellular LTE-M/NB-IoT, LoRaWAN®, and IoT Satellite networks, to an end software platform for processing and analysis.
Dataloggers vary between ‘general purpose’ sensor monitoring for a range of measurement applications (temperature, humidity, tank level, vibration, soil moisture), to very specific devices for measuring in one environment or application type only.
We see IoT data loggers used frequently in agtech and cold chain management applications to capture some, or a combination of the above asset and environmental conditions.
Get in touch with us today to learn more about IoT sensor monitoring solutions or The Hawk IoT Datalogger.