Collect
Reads Modbus RTU and SDI-12 sensors across mixed field and industrial networks.
Terrabox Edge Gateway
Field sensor data, captured reliably at the edge.
Terrabox is a rugged edge data gateway for field monitoring and industrial sensing projects. It collects readings from mixed sensor networks, including Modbus and SDI-12 devices, stores data locally, and forwards telemetry into Nvirosense using reliable networking protocols when connectivity is available.
Modbus RTU
SDI-12
Local buffer
Reliable networking
Edge Linux
Local web UI
What Terrabox does
Terrabox turns field sensors into reliable operational data.
It sits between field hardware and the cloud: polling instruments, normalising readings, supervising drivers, recording timestamped data, and handing telemetry to the wider Nvirosense monitoring layer.
Buffer
Stores readings locally when connectivity drops, protecting the continuity of site records.
Publish
Sends telemetry to Nvirosense using reliable networking protocols when the uplink is available.
Supervise
Runs sensor drivers with restart behaviour for failed or interrupted processes.
Configure
Provides a local web UI for devices, settings, ports, readings, logs and operational checks.
Extend
Designed for additional drivers and gateway workflows, including BLE, mesh and LoRa directions.
Protocols and gateway fit
Built for mixed sensor networks and edge Linux deployments.
Terrabox is designed for CM4/CM5 and edge Linux environments where reliable data capture matters more than constant connectivity. It can run as a lightweight on-site appliance with local visibility before readings move into cloud dashboards and reports.
Modbus RTU sensor ingestion
SDI-12 sensor ingestion
Serial-connected sensors
Reliable networking protocol handoff into Nvirosense
Local storage and offline buffer
Designed to support LoRa and mesh gateway workflows
Can form part of LoRa gateway deployments
CM4/CM5 / Linux edge deployment
Offline-first field operation
Remote sites lose internet. Sensor records should not disappear with it.
Terrabox keeps collecting readings locally when uplinks are intermittent. Its local buffer protects timestamped sensor data during outages, then allows telemetry to be published onward when connectivity returns.
That continuity matters for environmental monitoring, agriculture, industrial telemetry, research instrumentation, weather stations, CO2 monitoring, power systems and remote infrastructure.
Use cases
A practical edge layer for field and industrial monitoring projects.
Agriculture and weather
Soil, weather, microclimate and farm instrumentation for remote production sites.
CO2 and indoor conditions
CO2, temperature and humidity capture for operational and research environments.
Industrial Modbus telemetry
Serial-connected equipment and Modbus devices feeding a monitoring platform.
Research instrumentation
Field instruments and timestamped readings for applied environmental projects.
Remote infrastructure
Microclimate stations, remote assets and unattended monitoring points.
Energy and power
Power telemetry integrations where field readings need buffering and operational handoff.
Nvirosense integration
The field edge layer beneath the Nvirosense platform.
Terrabox captures and buffers readings close to the instruments. Nvirosense visualises, maps, alerts, analyses and reports on that telemetry. Together they create an end-to-end monitoring layer from sensor to dashboard.
Capture
Field devices, serial sensors, Modbus RTU and SDI-12 readings.
Buffer
Local continuity during outages and unstable uplinks.
Operate
Dashboards, maps, alerts, analytics and reports in Nvirosense.
Terrabox projects
Build reliable monitoring around real field conditions.
Terrabox gives Nvirosense deployments a resilient edge layer for sensor capture, buffering and telemetry handoff.