Senstrali builds rugged monitoring hardware for industrial environments that kill standard wireless sensors. We focus on survivability and signal usefulness because those are the two reasons most trials fail. Our current focus is conveyor idler bearing monitoring.

We deploy through paid pilots with clear scope and success criteria, and we keep the hardware operational so the site is not left holding survivability risk.

About the founder

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Jason Milne is the founder of Senstrali. He spent most of his career at SLB (Schlumberger) designing instrumentation for high-pressure, high-temperature, and high-vibration environments, with a focus on maintaining lab-grade measurement performance in conditions that destroy most sensors.

Jason holds a PhD in Engineering from The University of Western Australia and is an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at UWA's School of Engineering. He is a Member of Engineers Australia and the IEEE.

Through Senstrali, he is applying that sensor design experience to a problem closer to home: detecting conveyor idler bearing faults early enough to prevent unplanned downtime and belt fires across WA's heavy industry.

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Have a sensing challenge?

If you have a monitoring or sensing problem that doesn't fit a standard package — unusual environment, difficult mounting, or an asset that nobody makes a sensor for — get in touch. We have deep experience designing measurement systems for conditions where off-the-shelf doesn't work.