🌿 Get In Touch

Contact Us

Reach us for partnerships, research collaborations, or any questions about the Smart Sensor Mapping System project.

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Email Addressinfo@smartsensormap.in
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Phone Number+91-70000000000
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Office HoursMon–Fri, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM IST
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AddressNainital, Uttarakhand, India
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🌿 Our Location

Find Us in Nainital

Our headquarters is located in Nainital, Uttarakhand — the heart of our sensor mapping area. Our smart sensors track rare herbs from 400m to 2,300m elevations across diverse microclimates.

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HeadquartersNainital, Uttarakhand, India
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Sensor Network Coverage7 zones across Nainital District (400m–2,300m)
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Sensor Monitoring24/7 Active — All 7 zones online
Nainital District Map
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Nainital District

7 sensor zones monitored

🌿 Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Smart Sensor Mapping System?▼

The Smart Sensor Mapping System is a pioneering IoT and AI-based initiative to map, monitor, and protect Uttarakhand's rare and endangered medicinal plants and wild fruits. It uses GPS-enabled sensors, wireless networks, and AI identification deployed across Nainital district.

How can I partner with the project?▼

We welcome research partnerships, conservation collaborations, funding support, and media partnerships. Use the contact form above or email us directly at info@smartsensormap.in to discuss collaboration opportunities.

Which areas does the pilot project cover?▼

The pilot project covers 7 distinct zones in Nainital district — Bhimtal & Ghorakhal, Mukteshwar & Ramgarh Belt, Nainital Lake Region, Haldwani Foothill Zone, High Himalayan Treks, Betalghat & Kosi River Belt, and Ramnagar Bhabhar Range — spanning 400m to 2,300m elevation.

Can researchers access the sensor data?▼

Yes! Researchers, conservation organizations, and academic institutions can apply for data access. Contact us with your institutional affiliation and research purpose. We believe in open science for conservation.

How many species are being tracked?▼

Uttarakhand hosts over 1,748 species of medicinal plants. Our current pilot tracks 15 priority endangered species including Jatamansi, Kutki, Atis, Salam Panja, Balchadi, Guggul, Brahmi, and Ashwagandha, with plans to expand the database.