Senstrali builds rugged monitoring hardware for mining environments that kill standard wireless sensors. We focus on the two reasons most trials fail: the hardware does not survive, or the signal quality is not useful when the asset is violent, noisy, or chemically aggressive.
Our early application focus is conveyors and pumps. We onboard sites through a paid pilot with clear scope and success criteria, then keep the hardware operational so the site is not left holding survivability risk.
Pilot Intake Call
A short, structured starting point
This call is about fit and focus. We clarify the asset, the failure mode you care about, the environment (vibration, dust, washdown, chemistry, temperature), and what you have tried so far.
If there is a match, we outline a pilot concept, including scope, success criteria, install constraints, and what the site needs to provide.
Express interest to schedule a pilot intake call.
Site Pilot
Prove survivability and signal usefulness on one asset
A pilot targets one asset and one failure mode. We install a prototype sensing package with minimal disruption, then validate survivability and data continuity in operation.
The pilot finishes with alerting and reporting configured around what your team will actually use. If the pilot meets the agreed criteria, this setup becomes the foundation for a supported deployment.
Express interest to discuss a site pilot.
Supported Deployment
Monitoring that stays operational, with Senstrali accountable for the hardware
If a pilot proceeds, Senstrali supplies and maintains the hardware and keeps it operational, including replacements as needed. The goal is to avoid the common outcome where a trial works briefly, then degrades into dropouts, dead sensors, or ignored alarms.
We provide ongoing monitoring outputs and support, designed to reduce alarm fatigue and make the data dependable enough to influence maintenance decisions.
Express interest to discuss supported deployment.