Sensie Omni Plant Wearable Sensor

Sensie is a Belgian agtech brand of Agrimentis BV, founded in Q2 2025 by Olivier Begerem and Christophe Sysmans. It aims to make plant-level intelligence affordable and practical for commercial growers, since existing plant sensors were built for research labs and are expensive and hard to use.

Sensie Omni is a wireless sensor system that clamps onto plants and substrate and connects over LoRaWAN with no cabling. It measures root-zone supply (water content, pore EC, temperature), micro-climate demand (temperature, humidity, VPD, PAR) and plant response (stem diameter, growth rate, stress). Data feeds the Agrimentis Intelligence dashboard.

• Wireless LoRaWAN: no cabling and a LoRa hub for coverage.
• Root-zone supply: volumetric water content, pore EC, root temperature, drydown.
• Micro-climate demand: temperature, humidity, VPD and PAR.
• Plant response: stem diameter, growth rate, stress and recovery.
• Long battery life: over one year on standard cells.
• Intelligence dashboard: plant data delivered through Agrimentis Intelligence.

Hi-tech tomato or cucumber greenhouses in Vietnam could optimize irrigation using stem-diameter and root-zone data. Research and breeding teams could compare varieties under stress. Greenhouse technology suppliers could bundle the sensors into climate-control systems.

Installs in minutes by click-and-clamp with zero cabling. Battery life of over one year on standard cells covers a full season. Priced for hectares rather than labs. A starter kit comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, which lowers trial risk for growers.

Greenhouse growers increasingly steer irrigation and climate using plant-response data instead of fixed schedules. Affordable plant-level sensing is moving from research into commercial production. Vietnamese hi-tech greenhouse farms growing tomatoes, cucumbers and flowers are a potential market.

Founded Q2 2025 in Belgium by Olivier Begerem and Christophe Sysmans under Agrimentis BV. Winner of the GreenTech Innovation Award at GreenTech Amsterdam in June 2026. Websites available in English, Dutch, French, German and Spanish.