Measuring the height of concrete placement! A case of commercializing a system that allows for wireless monitoring of measurement results over a wide area.
We would like to introduce a case where we jointly developed the "Concrete Filling Watcher" with Fujita Corporation. This product is a system that detects the pouring status of concrete being placed within the formwork and visualizes it for construction management. It consists of measurement cables and wireless tags for data transmission, allowing users to monitor the pouring status via computers or smartphones. It effectively improves the quality of concrete structures, such as road bridge pier construction, and enhances on-site measurement management. 【Case Overview】 ■Product Name: Concrete Filling Watcher ■Product Features - Measures the height of concrete pouring - Allows for wireless monitoring of measurement results over a wide area *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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