Rugged hardware for the places electronics usually fail.

Cassi Labs designs, builds, and field-tests durable electronics and mechanical products for greenhouses, growers, and outdoor work.

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Moisture Temperature Salinity (EC)

Products

Wireless root-zone monitoring for commercial greenhouses, high tunnels, and indoor growing benches.

Greenhouse root-zone monitoring

Field prototyping

Model CLSP v1

Cassi Labs Soil Probe

A rugged stake that sits in the root zone and measures soil moisture, temperature, and nutrient salinity, reported as temperature-corrected EC (EC25). It's built to stay sealed through daily watering, fertigation, and full growing seasons in the ground.

Specs coming soon Ask about field trials

Model CLSH v1

Cassi Labs Soil Hub

Collects readings wirelessly from probes across a greenhouse, high tunnel, or indoor bench room. Growers see root-zone conditions bench by bench, in real time, without walking the rows with a handheld meter.

Specs coming soon Ask about field trials

More Cassi Labs products are in early development. They'll be added here once they're ready to show.

What Cassi Labs does

Embedded systems & wireless telemetry

Low-power sensing electronics and firmware that report reliably from places without outlets or Wi-Fi.

Rugged mechanical CAD & enclosures

Housings, seals, and mounts designed around water, dirt, UV, and being stepped on.

Rapid bench-to-field prototyping

Ideas move from bench test to working prototype quickly, then into real greenhouses and job sites for feedback.

An independent hardware lab in New Jersey

Cassi Labs was founded by Christopher Beals, an Eagle Scout and Business Analytics student at Montclair State University, Class of January 2027.

Cassi Labs started with a simple standard: hardware should survive the place it's actually used. Every product is designed and prototyped in-house, then tested in real conditions before it's offered to anyone.

Get in touch

Growers interested in field trials, potential partners, and general questions are all welcome.

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