Protect Your Palms
Identify palms that need attention and support earlier intervention to help limit pest damage, preserve productive trees and reduce the risk of crop loss.
The plantation
Smart Tree Monitoring
FARMX TREE
Smart sensing solutions for tree protection. A unique sensing technology that detects pests attacking trees before they cause damage. FARMX provides early, precise detection and real-time alerts to protect trees.
Date plantations · Municipal landscapes · Hotels and estates
Interactive product demonstration
From a monitored palm to an alert in FarmX App.
Follow the illustrative path from potential activity at Palm P-024 to a simulated FarmX App notification, alert view and plantation-map location.
Interactive demonstration — simulated data and notification.
Animation speed does not represent detection time.
Sensor mounted on palm
FarmX App
Demonstration view
Waiting for tree alerts
P-014Normal
P-024Normal
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FARMX IN YOUR FIELD
Early detection. Targeted action. Better-informed decisions.
FARMX TREE helps identify early indications of red palm weevil activity inside palms, so your team can determine which trees need inspection and plan a targeted response. The aim is to support protection of productive palms and reduce unnecessary pesticide use through better-informed pest management.
Monitor Treatment Response
Follow changes in detected pest activity after treatment to help assess the response and identify palms that may need further inspection.
Target Pesticide Use
Use tree-level information to support targeted treatment decisions and reduce unnecessary pesticide applications as part of your plantation’s pest-management programme.
Straightforward Setup
Bring sensors, a gateway and FarmX App together in a practical monitoring setup for your plantation. Installation and activation follow the approved product guidance.
Reduce Unnecessary Costs
Focus inspections and treatment where they are needed. More targeted management can help control operating costs and reduce the risk of expensive tree replacement.
Protect Your Investment
Preserving productive palms and limiting avoidable treatment costs can contribute to the return on your monitoring investment. Actual returns depend on pest pressure, field practices and total system costs.
Monitoring supports inspection and treatment decisions. Results depend on timely follow-up and field conditions.
The hardware
Start with the device that monitors the tree
A FARMX TREE sensor is installed at the palm and registered to that tree. Sensor communications pass through the field network and gateway to the monitoring application, where the responsible team can review activity indications.
- In-tree seismic sensor
- Installed at the trunk, the FARMX TREE seismic sensor is intended to register signals associated with pest movement inside the tree. Each unit is associated with one monitored palm in the system.
- Field gateway
- The gateway transfers sensor communications towards the online application. Model, quantity, placement, connectivity and coverage must be confirmed for the actual site before deployment.
- Gateway image pending model verification — no substitute hardware shown.
The hardware
See how the sensor meets the palm
The installation photograph shows the actual FARMX TREE unit positioned at a palm trunk. The device provides monitoring input; inspection, diagnosis and treatment remain separate professional decisions.
The challenge
The most important warning signs can begin inside the trunk
Red palm weevil larvae feed within palm tissue, where visual checks may not reveal activity at an early stage. Tree-level monitoring adds another source of information, helping teams decide which palms warrant closer inspection. It supports professional assessment; it does not diagnose or treat a tree on its own.
Inside the trunk
Larval activity occurs within palm tissue, beyond the reach of a routine visual check.
Across many trees
Large, repetitive plantations make consistent tree-by-tree follow-up difficult.
Late decisions
A prioritised list helps direct inspection effort before any treatment decision is made.
The solution in practice
A connected path from tree to field decision
The sensor records at the palm. Communications move through the field network and gateway to the monitoring application. When analysis produces an activity indication, the responsible team can use the alert to prioritise inspection. Any follow-up record depends on the confirmed software version.
- 01Palm
Every palm becomes individually monitored
Each palm is identified within the FARMX TREE system, creating the foundation for individual tree monitoring across your site.
- 02Sensor
Monitoring starts at the tree
A dedicated seismic sensor is installed directly on the trunk, capturing signals from within the palm associated with potential pest activity.
- 03Gateway
Connecting the field
The gateway connects sensors across the site and transfers information from the field into the FARMX TREE digital environment.
- 04Platform
Turn field data into visibility
Sensor information is presented through the FARMX TREE monitoring environment, giving teams a clear overview of monitored palms and highlighting trees that may require attention.
- 05Alert & action
Focus attention where it matters
When potential activity is identified, the relevant palm can be prioritised for closer inspection — helping field teams direct their time and resources where they are needed most.
How it works
From installation to informed follow-up
- 01
Install
Sensors are installed on the selected palms and each unit is registered to its tree and location.
- 02
Monitor
The system gathers tree-level readings for remote analysis between field visits.
- 03
Review alerts
The team reviews activity indications in the application and identifies the corresponding tree.
- 04
Take informed action
A qualified person inspects the palm, interprets the finding and decides the appropriate response. Monitoring is not treatment.
Where it is used
Built for two palm-management contexts
Date Palm Monitoring
For commercial date plantations that need a structured way to review individual palms across extensive, repetitive plantings.
Explore date palm monitoring
Ornamental Palm Monitoring
For municipalities, parks, hotels and estates that manage visible, mature palms individually and need traceable follow-up.
Explore ornamental palm monitoringThe platform
Turn tree-level signals into an organised worklist
The manufacturer’s material presents an end-user application for reviewing monitored trees and activity indications. Exact views, user roles and record functions must be confirmed for the software version offered.
FarmX App is available on the App Store
The website preview uses sample data. FarmX App is the existing published app; download availability does not by itself activate FARMX TREE monitoring or connected hardware.
Download FarmX App
FARMX TREE — Plantation Overview
Explore 120 sample palms and review the meaning of each demonstration status.
Illustrative platform preview — sample data
Drag to move the plantation. Use the controls to zoom.
Infested — demo
- Palm ID
- P-024
- Area / row
- Area A · Row 2
- Example status
- Infested — demo
Demonstration alert that asks for follow-up. It is not an independently confirmed diagnosis.
Discuss a system for my plantationExample palms and alerts
Select an example to locate the same palm on the map.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How are FARMX TREE sensors installed?
Each selected palm is equipped with a dedicated FARMX TREE sensor installed directly on the trunk and registered to that individual tree within the monitoring platform.
The installation plan — including sensor placement, gateway positioning and network configuration — is adapted to the conditions of each site.
How large does a FARMX TREE project need to be?
FARMX TREE can be deployed across different types and sizes of palm populations — from selected high-value palms and managed landscapes to commercial plantations and large-scale projects.
The number of sensors and overall network design are determined by the number of palms, site layout, monitoring objectives and local conditions.
How does sensor information reach the platform?
FARMX TREE connects sensors in the field with the digital monitoring environment through a dedicated gateway.
The gateway forms the link between the monitored palms and the platform, allowing sensor information to be made available to the teams responsible for monitoring and inspection.
Network configuration and gateway placement are planned according to the individual site.
What does a FARMX TREE project start with?
Every project begins with understanding the palms and the site.
We look at the number and type of palms, site layout, current pest challenges, connectivity and the existing inspection routine. From there, FARMX can develop an appropriate monitoring setup and implementation plan.
For customers who want to evaluate the technology before a wider deployment, a demonstration or pilot project can also be discussed.
Can we see FARMX TREE before making a decision?
Yes. Request a demonstration and our team can walk you through FARMX TREE, the monitoring workflow and how the technology could be deployed across your site.
For larger projects, we can also discuss the appropriate scope for an initial pilot or phased deployment.
Let's discuss the palms at your site.
Share the palm type, approximate number of palms, site layout and current concern. FARMX can then discuss the relevant technical and operational questions with you.