Aquatic Sensors

Aquatic sensors are devices designed to measure various environmental parameters in water bodies, such as temperature, pH levels, dissolved oxygen, salinity, and turbidity. They collect real-time data that helps scientists, researchers, and policymakers monitor water quality and aquatic life health. These sensors are crucial for studying ecosystems, managing fisheries, and ensuring safe drinking water. By providing accurate information about underwater conditions, aquatic sensors contribute to understanding climate change impacts and can help in conservation efforts, ensuring that our water resources remain sustainable for future generations.