Micro weather stations · Electric field sensors · 3D lightning location
Advanced meteorological technology that helps clients manage weather-related risks
Among the first private companies licensed for commercial weather services in China
Incubated by the SIAT Innovation Maker Academy, Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, CAS
Proprietary patented data processing for refined forecasting services and solutions
Weather, ocean, environment and hydrology — advanced meteorological technology that helps clients manage weather-related risks.
Monitoring, forecasting and early warning with fine-grained, tailored data solutions
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Flagship integrated micro weather station measuring up to 8 meteorological parameters with no moving parts.
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Integrated six-element station: ultrasonic wind, temperature, humidity, pressure and optical rainfall; IP66, maintenance-free.
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Three-dimensional ultrasonic wind sensor outputting U/V/W components for research and wind engineering.
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MEMS-based electric field sensor for lightning early warning, ±50 kV/m, sealed and maintenance-free.
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Cable-integrated multi-parameter water quality sensor with digital probes and self-cleaning wiper; platform included.
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Portable multi-parameter monitor with up to 6 digital probes, self-cleaning wiper and titanium body.
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Shenzhen Weatherfine Technology Co., Ltd. is among the first private companies founded after China opened its commercial weather service market. With proprietary patented data processing technology, we provide refined weather services, monitoring hardware and industry solutions.
Advanced meteorological technology that helps clients manage weather-related losses
Norway will host the fifth International Polar Year (2032–2033), with Tromsø as the global hub for polar research and climate monitoring.
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Climate data chains face observation gaps and service disconnects. The iClimateAction project coordinates WMO, GCOS, and GEO to link satellite and ground-based
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The flash flood in Nepal on August 26 has killed 359 people and injured 73, with around 10,000 households in urgent need of assistance. Preliminary investigatio
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