Le Morne, Mauritius - turquoise waters and palm trees

Smart monitoring for hard problems.

Pink Pigeon Innovations builds low-cost sensor platforms that make environments smarter. Modular hardware, resilient firmware, real-time dashboards — deployed in weeks, not years. Based in Victoria, B.C.

What We Do

We put a check engine light on anything.

Most environmental monitoring falls into two camps: expensive lab-grade equipment that only institutions can afford, or cheap consumer gadgets that can't survive real conditions. We build in the gap — a modular sensor platform affordable enough to deploy many, resilient enough to forget about, and adaptable to oceans, kitchens, storm drains, or anywhere you need to know something changed.

Modular Hardware

One board, many configurations. I2C, analog, OneWire, SPI, digital — swap sensors to match the environment.

Resilient Firmware

Hand-rolled, zero external dependencies. Self-recovering from power loss, adaptive to changing conditions, and updatable over the air.

3-Platform App

Web, iOS, and Android from one React codebase. Real-time charts, alerts, remote commands, battery analytics.

Adaptive Intelligence

On-device baselines detect anomalies and auto-escalate reporting. The device thinks for itself — no cloud round-trip needed.

Radio Flexibility

Same platform, any connectivity. LTE Cat M1 for the field, WiFi for buildings, PoE for infrastructure.

Affordable at Scale

Low-cost enough to deploy many instead of one. Cover a whole site, not just a single point. The fleet is the product.

First Project

Aqua Sentry

Our ocean monitoring platform and OceanIDEA challenge entry. Three sensor nodes across British Columbia and Alberta, reporting live. If it works in salt water on a LiPo battery with intermittent cellular — it works anywhere.

Mauritius harbour — where the idea began
  • Adaptive sampling — detects anomalies and auto-escalates reporting frequency
  • Self-recovering — readings survive power loss and replay when connectivity returns
  • Remote everything — firmware updates, config changes, and commands over cellular
  • Real-time dashboard with charts, alerts, and fleet-wide battery analytics
  • Low cost enough to blanket a coastline, not just monitor a single point
2 months Concept to live deployment
3 nodes Reporting across Canada
3 platforms Web, iOS, Android
Custom Hardware designed in-house
Who We Are

The Team

Pink Pigeon brings together mechanical engineering, embedded systems, and full-stack software under one roof. We own the entire vertical — from circuit board to cloud dashboard — which means we ship fast, debug across layers, and don't wait on vendors. Three people, nights and weekends, two months to live deployment.

Imtehaze Heerah

Imtehaze Heerah

CEO & Founder

Engineering innovator and applied research leader with over 20 years in robotics, automation, and intelligent sensing. Originally from Mauritius, he founded PPI to build field-ready sensor platforms that are robust, scalable, and economically viable — especially for regions where million-dollar solutions aren't an option.

Landon Brown

Landon Brown

Software & AI Lead

Software engineer and former college instructor in electronics, computer science, and control systems. Co-founded an AI wellness startup as CTO, then started Coding Fox, an AI studio. Built PPI's entire software stack — firmware, backend, and a three-platform app across web, iOS, and Android — in eight weeks. A perfectionist who ships.

Kyrel Silva

Kyrel Silva

Electronics & Hardware Lead

Hardware and firmware developer specializing in rugged, field-ready electronics — ultra-low-power monitoring systems, custom automotive dashboards on embedded Linux, and the kind of equipment where conditions are harsh and reliability is mandatory. He and Landon have been collaborating since college, where their capstone was a wireless sensor gateway for agriculture — the same concept PPI builds today. Designed PPI's sensor board, which worked on revision one.

Interested in what we're building?

Whether it's ocean monitoring, industrial sensing, or something we haven't thought of yet — we'd love to talk.