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The sensors that put a number where a satellite cannot see
Six devices, each answering a question an image cannot. Every sensor ships with a subscription to the XNatura platform: create the site, connect the device, and the data starts arriving.
Not sure which one
Tell us what the site has to prove, and we will say which sensor answers it.
Most projects need one or two sensors on the sites where field evidence is required, not a device on every hectare. A twenty-minute call is usually enough to decide.
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Frequently asked questions
What exactly is the annual fee?
It is the subscription to the XNatura platform, not a hardware instalment. It pays for the connectivity of the sensor, the AI models that turn raw audio, images or samples into a species list and a set of indicators, the storage of the whole history, and the support. Without it the device measures and has nowhere to send the measurement.
Do I have to install the sensor myself?
You can. The devices are designed to be mounted by one person with no tools beyond a strap or a bracket, and activation is guided step by step. On corporate sites the 3Bee field team usually does the first installation and the calibration, which is also when the site polygon and the monitoring plan get set up.
Which countries do you ship to?
Italy and the European Union at the shipping cost shown on each device. Outside the EU it is possible but priced case by case, because customs and the local connectivity have to be checked first: ask us and we will quote it.
What happens when the subscription ends?
The device stays yours and the data already collected stays exportable. What stops is the incoming stream: no new transmissions, no new species identifications. Renewing restarts it on the same site, with the history intact.
Can I buy a sensor without the platform?
No, and not for commercial reasons: these sensors have no local display and no memory card to walk over to a laptop. They are built to transmit, and the platform is the thing they transmit to. A device without a subscription would be an object that measures for nobody.
Is a single sensor enough for a report?
For a BREEAM or an ESRS E4 baseline it usually is not: one device documents one point, and a report needs the site. The way it is normally done is satellite layers across the whole site plus one or two sensors where field evidence is required, which is exactly the split the platform is designed around.