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Why This Matters: The 25 sensors installed across the central London site will monitor conditions like temperature, humidity and sound.

Summary: The 25 sensors installed across the central London site will monitor conditions like temperature, humidity and sound.

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  • Natural History Museum turns on sensors in high-tech gardens to monitor nature

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Sources: standard.co.uk

Sonu Bakoriya

Sonu Bakoriya

Sonu Bakoriya is a contributing writer covering social issues, education, and grassroots community stories for BRRO News.

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