IoT Systems
Students gain hands-on experience with real IoT hardware, understanding how sensors collect and transmit environmental data.
STEM Learning
PlantPulse brings environmental science out of the textbook and into the real world. Students learn IoT systems, data analysis, and scientific methodology through meaningful plant interaction.
Students gain hands-on experience with real IoT hardware, understanding how sensors collect and transmit environmental data.
Explore how Wi-Fi networks carry sensor data from plants to screens, building foundational networking knowledge.
Learn to interpret real-time environmental data, developing analytical skills through meaningful plant observations.
Apply the scientific method to plant care experiments, forming hypotheses and testing them with real sensor data.
In the Classroom
PlantPulse places real IoT sensors in classrooms, connected to real plants. Students watch live data streams showing soil moisture, light levels, and temperature, then make decisions about plant care based on what the data tells them.
This creates a feedback loop where technology becomes tangible. Students see how their actions affect the data, building intuition for how IoT systems work in the real world. The plants become teachers, and the sensors become tools for discovery.
Educators receive curriculum guides and onboarding support to integrate PlantPulse into existing science programs. No technical background is required to get started.
PlantPulse integrates seamlessly into K-12 environments, from after-school STEM programs to formal science curricula.
Students work with the same IoT technology used in professional environmental monitoring, building practical skills.
We are seeking schools and after-school STEM programs interested in piloting PlantPulse. Partners receive hardware, curriculum guides, and direct support.
Become a Pilot Partner