Sensors & IoT
Measure soil, microclimate, water and operating parameters through connected sensors, creating continuous and comparable data series.
TENUTE DI BATTISTA develops a technological architecture designed to connect field observations, systems, research and data. The objective is not to replace agronomic expertise, but to make decisions more timely, measurable and verifiable.
Sensors, remote observation, predictive models and automation are conceived as parts of a single cycle: collect reliable information, interpret it, support decisions, act selectively and measure the result.
Measure soil, microclimate, water and operating parameters through connected sensors, creating continuous and comparable data series.
Observe vegetation, anomalies and spatial differences through aerial imagery and maps, comparing the same areas over time.
Differentiate water, nutrition and interventions according to the real needs of each sector instead of treating the whole olive grove uniformly.
Cross field and environmental data to support the estimation of water stress, heat and phytosanitary risks, always under human supervision.
Develop a digital representation of the Tenuta, progressively updated by real data, to compare scenarios and evaluate possible choices before acting in the field.
Dashboards, alerts, sector control and remote management are designed to turn data into operational actions with defined thresholds and human oversight.
The technological layer is conceived as a decision-support system. Agronomic, biological and technical expertise remains central: technology helps organise information, highlight anomalies, compare scenarios and make the results of each action measurable.
Field data can feed research questions. TDB BioLab can interpret observations, define tests and protocols and verify hypotheses under real conditions. The objective is a continuous cycle of measurement, experimentation and validation.
Discover TDB BioLab →The technologies described on this page represent development lines of the TENUTE DI BATTISTA project. Each solution must move through design, pilot testing, measurable KPIs and validation before being presented as an operational or replicable system.