Pixel – The Wireless Infrared Leaf Sensor

Map Your Greenhouse Microclimate with Lab-Grade Precision

The solar-powered leaf sensor that is ±0.3 °C accurate reveals the true gap between air temperature and leaf temperature. Get to know what your canopy experiences.

  • No Installation Costs
  • Dew Point Detection
  • Real VPD at Leaf Level
Sigrow Pixel – wireless greenhouse microclimate sensor for crop-level temperature and humidity monitoring

25.8°C
Air Temperature

Aisle Sensor

0.92 kPa
Leaf VPD

Optimal Zone

Microclimate data icon – Pixel greenhouse sensor readings

22.3°C
Canopy Temp

↓ 3.5°C vs Aisle

Standard Sensors Measure the Aisle.
Pixel Measures the Crop.

The Microclimate Reality

Your Climate Computer is Blind

Most climate computers rely on a single measuring box hanging in an empty walkway. But plants create their own microclimate. Without a leaf sensor at canopy level, you are relying on aisle data, which leads to:

Relying on aisle data leads to:

Hidden Humidity

Pockets of wet air that trigger Botrytis.

False Security

Thinking the VPD is safe when the plant is actually stressed.

Greenhouse Top-Down View

Red Zone (Crop) Green Zone (Aisle) Heat/Humidity Trapped
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Traditional sensors miss the critical crop microclimates

Lab Precision. Zero Cables.

Professional-grade leaf monitoring — ±0.3 °C accuracy, every 5 minutes — without the infrastructure complexity

Ventilated Shield

Active airflow ensures the sensor measures the true microclimate the canopy experiences, not just stagnant heat.

Ventilated radiation shield – accurate greenhouse air temperature measurement

IR Plant Sensor

The infrared leaf temperature sensor reads the canopy directly — no contact, no wires — to calculate the real VPD.

Infrared plant sensor – non-contact canopy temperature measurement in greenhouse

Solar Engine

Self-charging and always on. Install it anywhere in minutes.

Solar-powered engine – Pixel sensor runs autonomously without cables in greenhouse

No Cables. No Electrician. No Delays.

Deploy your leaf sensor in minutes, not days. Pixel’s solar power and wireless connectivity mean zero installation complexity.

Master the Dew Point.

Fungus thrives when leaf temperature hits the dew point. Continuous leaf monitoring alerts you before
condensation forms, so you can heat or vent proactively.

The Danger Zone: 24-Hour Temperature Profile

24-hour temperature profile chart – dew point danger zone monitoring with Pixel

Before Pixel

  • Fungal outbreaks discovered too late
  • Reactive spraying and crop loss
  • No visibility into microclimate zones
  • Guessing when to adjust climate

With Pixel

  • Early warning before condensation
  • Proactive heating or venting
  • Real-time leaf-level VPD data
  • Automated alerts to your phone

See the Full Grid

Map your climate uniformity across your entire facility

Don’t Just Monitor One Spot

Deploy a grid of Pixels to visualize canopy temperature and humidity distribution across your entire facility.

Greenhouse hot and cold zone identification icon – Pixel microclimate mapping

Identify Hot & Cold Zones

Spot microclimates instantly with color-coded heat maps

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Optimize Climate Control

Fine-tune heating and ventilation based on real distribution data

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Scalable Coverage

Add sensors as needed with zero infrastructure changes

Temperature Scale

Greenhouse temperature scale heatmap – Pixel microclimate grid visualization

Sigrow Dashboard

Live

Sigrow Dashboard showing Pixel greenhouse microclimate data and crop zone analysis

19.8°C

Min Temp

21.5°C

Avg Temp

23.2°C

Max Temp

Real-time visualization of 64 Pixel sensors

Works With Your Existing Systems

Seamless integration with leading climate control platforms

Compatible Climate Computers

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Priva

Feeds data directly via API

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Hoogendoorn

Feeds data directly via API

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Ridder

Feeds data directly via API

Technical Specifications

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LoRa Connectivity

300-500m range

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Point Temperature

±0.3°C accuracy

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Direct Integration

API-ready data feeds

  • Power Source:
    Solar-powered with battery backup
  • Humidity Range:
    0-100% RH
  • Installation:
    No wiring required, instant deployment
  • Data Update:
    Real-time with configurable intervals

Frequently Asked Questions

Both. Pixel is a canopy sensor that measures leaf temperature, air temperature, humidity, dew point, and leaf-level VPD — all from one solar-powered unit mounted in the crop. Most greenhouse sensors sit in the aisle and read the air. Pixel reads what the plant actually experiences.

A climate computer measuring box hangs in the walkway and reads aisle conditions. Pixel sits inside the crop canopy with an infrared leaf temperature sensor, so it picks up the microclimate your plants actually live in — including hidden humidity pockets, dew point risk, and real VPD at the leaf.

No. Pixel is fully solar-powered and connects over LoRa wireless with a range of 300–500 m. You place it in the crop, and it starts sending data within minutes. No cables, no electrician, no delays.

Yes. Pixel integrates directly with Priva, Hoogendoorn, and Ridder via API. The data feeds into your existing system — no rip-and-replace.

That depends on your crop and layout. Most growers start with a grid to map climate uniformity — hot zones, cold zones, humidity pockets. Sigrow will recommend the right number of sensors for your setup after a short consultation.

Ready to reveal the power of your climate data?

Join leading growers who are preventing disease and optimizing yields with Pixel’s microclimate intelligence.

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