Online cameras for greenhouses and growing complexes

A remote visual overview of plants, work in progress and several blocks

rtsp.me makes the streams from your existing IP cameras available in a browser on a computer, smartphone and tablet. An agronomist or manager can see a wide view of the rows and the working areas.

The archive shows how things change visually over time, and monitoring reports signal loss. A camera complements the agronomist’s walk-through, the sensors and the control systems; it does not replace measurements or professional judgement.

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What the farm gains

A wide shot helps you check how irrigation is going, the harvest, the movement of crates and the state of the walkways in a distant block. The manager gets context before speaking to the shift.

Video can reveal a large visible deviation, but its cause is determined from sensors, logs and inspection by an agronomist. Color rendition and the camera’s field of view limit what can be judged about the plants.

Existing cameras

An accessible RTSP stream connects to rtsp.me without necessarily replacing the system. Support for H.264 and H.265 suits most common IP cameras.

Choose the housing and the connections with humidity, condensation, washing down and temperatures in mind. A camera must not shade the plants or obstruct equipment and walkways.

What rtsp.me gives you

Features for a single site and for a network:

Five steps to connect

Decide which fields of view are useful and what the access rules will be.

  1. Create an account at rtsp.me.
  2. Obtain the camera’s RTSP address.
  3. Add the block, the section and a name for the field of view.
  4. Set up the archive, alerts, password and domain.
  5. Share the link with staff or embed the HTML player.
Greenhouse camera → RTSP → rtsp.me → agronomist / manager / archive

Check the picture under both daylight and artificial lighting.

Areas and use cases

Useful fields of view:

A camera does not confirm nutrient solution consumption, the concentration of substances or whether a valve is working.

Live stream from a greenhouse — example

A live wide shot shows how the work is organized and the visible condition of the plantings in the block.

Online view of rows of plants in a greenhouse complexLIVE

Rows of plants

The current wide view of the rows and the working areas.

Managing your blocks

A clear camera structure helps the agronomist move quickly to the section they need and compare the visible wide shot with the climate charts. Access is distributed according to operational need.

A separate presentation field of view can be chosen for the website, provided it does not show staff in close-up or reveal technological know-how. Production streams are kept restricted.

Archive and monitoring

The cloud archive lets you go back to a period of work, a change in lighting or a noticeable change in the general view. Conclusions are drawn only together with the logs and the measurements.

rtsp.me alerts you when a stream is lost. The service does not control the climate, irrigation or plant nutrition.

Safety and limitations

Equipment is installed with moisture, electrical safety and walkways in mind. Access to the archive is restricted, staff are informed about the surveillance, and commercially sensitive processes are not published.

Video does not replace temperature, humidity, CO2 and light sensors, irrigation and ventilation control systems, laboratory testing, inspection by an agronomist or staff on site. It is not safe to adjust the growing regime on the basis of a camera image.

Decisions about the crop and the climate are taken on the basis of measurements and agronomy procedures. Video is a supporting overview.

Frequently asked questions

Can I connect the greenhouse cameras I already have?
Yes. A camera with an accessible RTSP stream can be connected without replacing local recording. Humidity, condensation, temperature and lighting all need to be taken into account.
Will a camera show the condition of the plants?
A wide field of view shows only visible changes and how the work is organized. Diagnosing a crop requires inspection by an agronomist, measurements and, where necessary, laboratory analyzis.
Does video replace climate sensors?
No. A camera does not measure temperature, humidity, CO2, light levels or nutrient solution composition. Those parameters are monitored by dedicated sensors and control systems.
Can several blocks be brought together?
Yes. Cameras covering growing blocks, propagation sections and packing areas can be gathered in a single account under clear names.
What is an archive for in a greenhouse?
The archive lets you review the visible progress of work and the state of a wide field of view over a chosen period, comparing the video with agronomy logs and sensor data.
How do I find out about signal loss?
Monitoring sends a notification when a stream becomes unavailable. Staff then check the power supply, the network, misting on the lens and the camera itself.

Bring your greenhouse cameras together

Connect the cameras already covering your blocks and working areas for viewing in a browser, with an archive and signal monitoring.

Get clear visual context alongside your climate data, while keeping measurements, control systems and the agronomist’s decisions as the basis of your growing.

Set up your greenhouse cameras