Turning Ocean Data into Actionable Insight
Healthy oceans begin with understanding. With CCell Sense we are on a journey to delivers clear, accessible marine intelligence — empowering scientists, engineers, and policymakers to monitor biodiversity, track ecosystem change, and respond effectively to climate impacts.
Reliable data collection in challenging nearshore environments is essential for long-term success in coastal restoration, reef rewilding, and marine conservation.
Our advanced monitoring system not only supports natural mineral accretion — enhancing the growth of protective reef structures — but also integrates a versatile suite of plug-and-play environmental sensors for continuous, real-time insight.
Contact us to discover how CCell Sense helps build resilient, regenerative coastlines.
CCell Sense enables seamless remote monitoring by connecting to mobile networks with 4G or 5G signaling capacities. Our system supports continuous data exchange and consistent reporting to any chosen location.
Plug-n-Play SensorsHigh-frequency sensing allows for the precise monitoring your local ecosystem, empowers you with real-time decisions and take action when needed.
High-Frequency InputsOur dedicated team delivers high-quality impact analytics reports, offering ongoing support to propel coastal development or conservation projects.
Custom Reporting| Max Power Usage | 250W |
|---|---|
| Power Input | Mains (AC) or Solar (DC) |
| Voltage Input | 40V - 150V |
| Max Current Input | 6A |
| Voltage Output | 0.3V - 12V |
| Max Current Output | 20A |
| Water Rating | IP68 up to 10m |
| Dimensions | 150 x 90 x 40 (mm) |
| Interfaces | RS485, Bluetooth (opt), NFC (opt) |
From 2017 to 2019 hotels in Playa del Carmen observed a dramatic reduction in the width of their beach, losing in places over 50m of sand.
This change has been caused by the growing strength of ocean waves which has eroded the shoreline, causing beach capacities for tourists to be substantially reduced.
Through advanced simulation and design, CCell Reefs are engineered to absorb the increased wave energy and retain historic levels of wave activity along coastlines. This negates the requirement to import sand and use other costly solutions.


"We have seen a big change. We used to have very, very wide beaches in our area, and we don't have this anymore" - Manuel Paredes, Director of Riviera Maya Hotel Association.