Whysor
Software development for ambitious, innovative pioneers.
Extremely motivated, we bring impact to our customers, affected by agile development from idea to prototype, not only from our standard technologies, but combining what we know and what we don’t know, adapting future technologies as a second nature.
Our main activities are in the Internet of Things and Big Data area.
We connect your devices to the cloud, by providing a long-range (LoRa) infrastructure for the Internet of Things.
We collect machine and enterprise data in order to create a structured Big Data Architecture. This is the basis for real-time and historical data analytics, extracting knowledge and wisdom, using disruptive technologies like Watson, Spark and Hadoop.
Latest Projects
REAMIT
The REAMIT project proposes to adapt and apply existing innovative technology to food supply chains in NWE to reduce food waste and hence improve resource efficiency. Reducing food waste is of highest priority for the EU (88Mt or € 143B wasted per year). The EU has committed to halving food waste by 2030 by focusing[…]
Slimme Stal
The project Slimme Stal is a computer program that allows the user to see the current state of the climate, scent or water in your barn.The software receives real-time measurements about temperature, humidity and CO2 content. Slimme Stal uses several sensors that transmit measurement data via wireless networks.These sensors use LoRa networks, which function all[…]
Treemania
TreeMania is a project that offers several sensors. These sensors collect data about the current state of the soil. This data can be displayed real-time via an app, phone or a dashboard on the computer. The sensor values are translated into the perfect moisture balanceor too much or too little moisture. As a user of the soil[…]
BelAir
BEL AIR is an international project that develops a system which reduces the emission of endotoxins into poultry farming at the source. The projec consists of two phases, an analysis phase and an implementation phase. Analysis During the analysis a tool (dashboard) will be developed which reduces the emission of endotoxins from the source, ideally before it[…]
Fruit trees
Our “Fruit trees” project aims to increase the quality of fruit trees. In order to do this we consider the influence of weather and soil factors on fruit trees (currently apple trees). Our sensors gather data for temperature, CO2, relative humidity, as well as soil moisture, temperature and EC content. This data combined with timelapses[…]
Broiler Stress Sensor
This project is all about determining the stress factor of broilers, based upon a sample of their noice. Often, the farmers ear can easily detect the difference between stressed or relaxed broilers within the first seconds of sound. However, designing a computer program to do this turns out to be a bit trickier. This project[…]
Welfare of weaned piglets
The project Welfare of weaned piglets is an initiative of the Sustainable Pork Chain (http://duurzaamvarkensvlees.nl), which works with Wageningen University. The well-being and health of weaned piglets is monitored through a specially developed app. The data are analyzed and made available to Wageningen University. This gives the farmer tools to improve animal welfare and animal health[…]
TomaTool
Within project “TomaTool” we investigate the feasibility of developing a management application tool for the tomato horticulture sector. It aims to form an image of factors that affect production results. Despite years of experience and research, there is a variation of 20% between the actual production and the estimated one. This is certainly not only[…]
Our Team
Marcel Steegh
“Adapt or die”
Peter Korsten
“Conway’s Law”
Luuk Rijnbende
“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder”
Fenke Meijer
“Numbers are science not magic”
Tom Verstraten
“Learn by doing”
Jelle Spreeuwenberg
“Torture the data, and it will confess to anything”
Toby
“Walk outside the box”