Fast Fire Alerts
Sense
Any Fire
within minutes
Multivariable measurement powered by onboard AI
Solar-powered. 24/7 operation
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Torch sensors combine thermal, visible and chemical Intelligence
Optical cameras & spectral analysis
Torch uses 5MP visible cameras with 360° imaging, enhanced by spectral filters that isolate threats like flames from surrounding environments.
Infrared cameras
Heat signatures are continuously analyzed to detect burning material. Intelligent filtering and onboard AI helps distinguish fires from false positives, even in complex conditions.
Onboard microphone
Microphones detect outdoor threats through sound - including ignition, hail, explosions, and structural stress. These audio cues provide an added layer of environmental intelligence.
Solar power
An integrated solar panel recharges the internal battery, enabling continuous operation with no external power source — day or night.
Gas and air quality sensors
Multiple gas and air quality sensors continuously measure smoke content and air quality. Calibrated in real-time to the current temperature and humidity readings for most accurate results.
AI-powered technology developed by scientists
A new standard for real-time monitoring
Torch sensors stay connected through multiple mechanisms — giving you reliable coverage even in remote or offline areas. Whether you're on-grid or off, your sensors stay online and transmitting.
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Torch sensors connect through multiple communication paths — including cellular, satellite, or local radio mesh — ensuring reliability even in the most remote environments. No special tools or infrastructure needed.
Torch sensors are built to last. Each unit is powered by solar and backed by a rechargeable battery rated for 5+ years of uptime. Even with no sunlight at all, it can run for months— and you'll be alerted instantly if performance ever drops.
Designed for the toughest conditions, Torch keeps working through smoke, storms, and heatwaves. The fully enclosed hardware resists moisture, dust, and debris — so your monitoring stays online when nature gets unpredictable.