Innovative monitoring of embankments along the A10 with Reporter
A weather station with water level sensor for a marina or harbour
Colruyt Group uses Reporter for soil moisture measurements at the organic farm Het Zilverleen
Salinity detection in groundwater: Monitoring salt levels during dewatering
Royal Latem Golf Club uses Reporter for water monitoring
Connecting a water flow sensor to the cloud
Sensor adapters, what are they and how do they work?
Rode Rozen & Tortilla's uses Reporter for reliable temperature monitoring
Artes Woudenberg uses Reporter for wind monitoring during restoration of Brussels Palace of Justice
Smart sensors for ports and terminals
Rain monitoring for dry bulk terminals and ports
Pluym - Van Loon uses Reporter for groundwater level monitoring at construction sites
Construction site monitoring - safety & efficiency
Effective industrial odour monitoring
Why temperature control is incomplete without remote monitoring
Taste Restaurantgroup uses Reporter for freezer monitoring
Cemminerals uses Reporter to measure the temperature of canal water
Rombaut Plant uses Reporter for frost monitoring in potted plants
Vandijk Technics uses Reporter for temperature registration in cold rooms
Combined relative air humidity and leaf wetness measurement
Innovative tree monitoring: Ecomatik dendrometer integrated with Reporter
De Bossen measures soil moisture for a bountiful pole bean harvest
TM Edison uses Reporter during the construction of energy island
What is the difference between direct vs indirect energy meters?
Weather monitoring: measuring wind at a festival site
Choose the right flow meter for your next water project
How to measure Dew Point and Wet Bulb temperature
Precision test for the Sensirion SHT35 humidity sensor
Installing a weather station on caravans, holiday homes or recreational vehicles
The effect of wind on measuring particulate matter
Connecting a Watermark sensor to the cloud
Watermark vs SMT100: volumetric water content or soil water tension?
Smart geotechnical data gathering and interpretation
6 tips for making the most of your cold room
Temperature registration for HACCP
Quickly tackle the 7 principles of HACCP
6 lists to quickly get started with HACCP
Monitoring soil moisture contents for crop farming
Green Wall Monitoring: Why your vertical garden needs smart garden sensors
How is Reporter powered?
Storm & scaffolding: leveraging weather stations for enhanced construction site safety
Level measurement in a container or well
The ease of Reporter: Sumaq's a fan!
Protecting fruit tree blossoms from freezing
Adverse weather warning for your construction site
Real-time Frost Monitoring & Alert System
Pseudomonas syringae prevention in fruit trees
Cold storage of cut flowers with temperature monitoring
IoT sensor module with GPS tracker
What is the ideal temperature for a cold room?
Ever since 2015, Crodeon has been coming up with new ways to help small businesses make sense of their data. This is a passion we still have to this day, but companies need to grow and develop. And so we did! But how has Crodeon changed in 2022? In this blog we will give a short summary of how Crodeon grew this year.
7 years of knowledge creates the 8th wonder
Innovation keeps moving as it should, and so did Crodeon. Seven years of listening to customers and asking them what they needed, Crodeon redesigned the trusted Reporter. Better, faster, stronger… and ready for mass production!
The new slimmer design features an extra port, making the new Reporter compatible with four sensors compared to the previous version with three ports. Automatic sensor detection makes it possible for everyone to go live with their own project within seconds.
Designed and assembled in Belgium, as our customers expect from us and know us for.
Crodeon is a young and dynamic company with plenty of work. So much, that there was room for a new face in the company. Medio October our very own Copywriter and Digital Marketeer was welcomed into our office with open arms.
As the company keeps growing, new faces will surely keep appearing. Keep an eye out on our job openings if you’re interested in joining us or follow Jonathan on LinkedIn to stay updated about our newest colleagues.
About Crodeon
Founded in 2015 in Zarren, West Flanders, Jonathan and Sam decided to change their career paths and start their own business. Their goal was to develop a system that was easy to use, a system that was versatile and accessible. Determined and inspired they set to work: creating simple solutions for Sam’s father that would help his farm. This system was capable of measuring water levels, checking irrigation reels and monitoring CO2 levels. But it was capable of doing so much more.
And so Crodeon grew into the company that it still is today. Innovative and inspired, determined to make the Internet of Things simple and accessible to everyone. Even the most humble farmer.
As Co-Founder & CEO at Crodeon, Jonathan has a broad knowledge about how sensors are changing our daily lives. Over the past 7 years he has been talking to customers in many sectors, from agriculture to industry and everything in between. Jonathan knows the ins and outs of Internet of Things and what keeps our customers awake at night.
A real-time remote monitoring system keeps an eye on the current weather conditions and will warn you when wind speed starts going off the charts or when the water level...
A real-time remote monitoring system keeps an eye on the current weather conditions and will warn you when wind speed starts going off the charts or when the water level...
Colruyt Group has long been known for its continuous innovation and commitment to sustainability. As part of its sustainable agriculture efforts, Colruyt Group uses the IoT sensor module ‘Reporter’ to...
Colruyt Group has long been known for its continuous innovation and commitment to sustainability. As part of its sustainable agriculture efforts, Colruyt Group uses the IoT sensor module ‘Reporter’ to...
Dewatering is necessary when it comes to subterranean building projects. However, dewatering is not without risks, especially when dealing with saline groundwater.
Dewatering is necessary when it comes to subterranean building projects. However, dewatering is not without risks, especially when dealing with saline groundwater.
