Sensoring, monitoring and control is a promising cluster with a currently limited turnover (€50 million) and export volume (€10 million). Experts see a potential growth of more than 200% per year. To reap the benefits of this growth, powerful investments, innovations and cooperations are necessary. Pilot projects at scale need all the support they can get. The technology that is developed in this way will also provide better opportunities for decentralised drinking water and industrial water supply systems.

Sensoring is playing an increasingly important role in all kinds of processes. By specialization, miniaturization and innovation a growing number of parameters become measurable more easily, quickly and accurately. With these parameters processes become more verifiable and controllable, and optimalisation can follow.