A Sterling Security project
Our technology
What Sterling Lake equipment is, how it connects, and which measurements are working today.
Measurements marked Upcoming are planned and not yet captured. Measurements marked Prototype work on prototype hardware and are still being validated.
Prototype
Water temperature monitoring
Temperature probes connected to our ESP32-based monitoring boxes.
Upcoming
Environmental water quality
Additional water-quality sensing, added only after each sensor is validated.
Wireless monitoring stations
Shoreline stations that report to our servers through a host's Wi-Fi network.
Upcoming
Shore and dock equipment
Locked enclosures mounted on docks and shorelines.
Upcoming
Solar-powered buoys
Floating stations that run on solar power away from shore.
Upcoming
Depth mapping
Lake and underwater depth mapping.
Upcoming
Survey boats
Boat-mounted equipment for collecting survey data.
Upcoming
Visualization and reporting
Charts and reports built from collected data.
Host installation hardware
Every host installation follows the same pattern.
- Two separate monitoring equipment boxes, each with an ESP32-based controller.
- At least one box connects to the host's existing Wi-Fi network. Our technician configures Wi-Fi on site with authorized installation equipment — we never ask for your Wi-Fi password online.
- All equipment is secured in locked enclosures and remains Sterling Security property.
- Each box authenticates to our servers with its own credential, and its connection status comes only from real check-ins.