Laser Distance Meter "Inclination" Displacement Automatic Measurement System [Recos Cloud]
Landslide monitoring with a laser rangefinder.
This is a system that automatically measures slope inclination displacement using a non-contact laser distance meter. It replaces traditional extensometers with a laser distance meter to monitor landslides. While maintaining measurement accuracy, it enhances the efficiency and sophistication of safety management. The acquired data can be checked remotely at any time via a web browser (K-Cloud).
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- Simultaneous acquisition of expansion values and inclination values - No need for PVC pipe installation - No need for inverter wires - Data management with K-Cloud - Labor-saving / efficiency improvement - Low cost
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Landslide monitoring
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The demand for safe and accurate construction is increasing, and the civil engineering surveying industry is undergoing a transformation with the implementation of a technology-oriented bidding system. Measurement Network Service Co., Ltd. accurately captures the flow of the times and develops high-precision measurement and surveying systems by integrating unique IT technologies into traditional measurement management operations, supporting safety and accurate construction management on civil engineering and construction sites. Moving forward, we will continue to strive for the realization of a prosperous society by "earnestly" and "sincerely" introducing new technologies and creating new value in response to the growing needs of the field.
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