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We have adopted Sonas's battery-operated cloud-based water level monitoring system (NETIS registration number: KT-230117), which allows for remote monitoring of the water level in the distribution reservoir at all times, and can be easily installed and operated at low cost without the need for a power supply or wiring.

Real-time visualization of displacement measurements from a power-free and wiring-free inclinometer on BIM/CIM. Sonas Inc. (Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo: CEO Sotarou Ohara, hereinafter referred to as "Sonas") and Cork Inc. (Toshima-ku, Tokyo: Representative Director Masao Tsutsumi, hereinafter referred to as "Cork") have announced that measurement data obtained from Sonas's "Wireless Inclinometer Monitoring System" can now be integrated via API into Cork's BIM/CIM cloud "KOLC+", allowing the inclination amount and direction to be displayed as a 3D graph on a digital twin dashboard.

We are pleased to announce that Sonas Inc. (CEO Sōtarō Ōhara), a venture originating from the University of Tokyo, has exhibited our wireless tilt monitoring system at "Onko Sōshin no Mori NOVARE" by Shimizu Corporation, a major general construction company.

For measuring the displacement of steel sheet piles used in earth retention work at construction sites, we have adopted the Sonas wireless tilt monitoring system (NETIS registration number: KT-230117), which allows for low-cost, continuous automatic measurement, recording, and monitoring, as well as real-time monitoring from a distance at any time.

For the dynamic observation and safety management of the embankment beside the railway tracks, we have adopted the Sonas wireless tilt monitoring system (NETIS registration number: KT-230117), which can be introduced at a low cost using wireless and battery-powered technology, enabling constant remote monitoring and email alerts in case of abnormalities. Please take a look.

A case study on the collaboration between the IoT platform "IoTStation" of Zenec Communication Co., Ltd. and the UNISONet tilt sensor has been published on the case study page of "IoTStation."

In the limestone quarry, you have adopted the Sonas wireless vibration measurement system (NETIS registration number: KT-230117) to remotely monitor the vibrations generated during blasting operations.

Wireless inclinometers are utilized in a wide range of fields such as construction sites in civil engineering and architecture, ground monitoring, and bridge condition monitoring. However, the characteristics and performance can vary significantly depending on the type of wireless communication used. In this blog, we will provide a detailed explanation of the differences in wireless communication seen in wireless inclinometers, along with the advantages and disadvantages of each.

In the "Underground Project of the Nihonbashi Section of the Metropolitan Expressway" promoted by the Metropolitan Expressway Company, the wireless and power-free tilt monitoring system from Sonas (NETIS registration number: KT-230117), which can be easily installed, has been adopted by the Metropolitan Expressway Company and the JFE, MMB, Kajima, and Toa JV responsible for this project for the measurement and management of existing bridge piers during the foundation construction of bridge piers within the river.

For the seismic reinforcement work of the underground drainage channel, we have adopted the Sonas wireless tilt monitoring system (NETIS registration number: KT-230117), which can be easily installed with batteries and allows for constant remote monitoring and alerting in case of abnormalities, ensuring the safety management of workers operating inside the drainage channel. For more details, please visit our company website.