Biophony sensor housing system
Biophony sensor housing system
Procept's acoustic sensors needed to survive weather, UV and insects in an orchard. Outerspace designed a sealed housing and cradle simple enough for a technician to mount with no specialist tools.
Summary
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- Agriculture & Environment
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Project Details
Project Details
Challenge
Sensitive electronics, deployed into an orchard
Procept's acoustic sensors monitor the health and biodiversity of farmland by capturing the sound of insects and birds, then transmitting the data wirelessly. That technology needed a housing that could survive extreme weather, UV exposure, water ingress and insect invasion in the field, while staying simple enough for a technician to install on a tree or pole without specialist tools.
A cradle built for the field, not the lab
We designed a protective housing and cradle system engineered for low-volume production, detailed to seal and protect the electronics while remaining straightforward to mount and operate for technicians working outdoors.
Outcome
Procept's sensors now run unattended in orchard and farm environments, protected from the elements while continuing to capture and transmit high-definition acoustic data on local biodiversity.
Technical Insights:
Mechanical engineering (Capability)
Weatherproof, UV and insect-resistant housing engineered for low-volume field production
Industrial design (Creativity)
Cradle design for simple, tool-free mounting on trees and poles by field technicians.










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