Wireless vibration meter for measuring blast vibrations, suitable for tunnels and underground areas (NETIS)
The sensor is completely wireless. It can measure even in underground areas and tunnels.
Sonas Wireless Vibration Measurement System 'sonas x Series' No need for power supply preparation or wiring work at the measurement location. Its palm-sized design makes installation easy, resulting in total costs that are less than half compared to wired systems. Additionally, it features a long battery life of over one year and energy-saving capabilities. There is no measurement loss thanks to the built-in SD card. 【Features】 ■ Easy installation ■ High maintenance efficiency ■ Compact device at low cost ■ Microsecond-level time synchronization between sensors ■ Installation of sub-units completed in just 2 steps *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 - Long battery life of over 1 year with low power consumption - Remote monitoring via PC and tablet through the cloud - Equipped with a high-precision 3-axis accelerometer *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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"In such measurement scenes" ■ Vibration monitoring at construction sites: Vibration measurement for tunneling work, shaft construction, and blasting work ■ Building monitoring: Numerous implementation results for damage assessment of buildings, including major general contractors ■ Infrastructure equipment monitoring: Introduction of new wireless IoT systems for power plants and emission towers ■ Social infrastructure monitoring: Continuous micro-vibration measurement, with examples of year-round continuous measurement on bridges over 700 meters in length *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Sonas is a venture company originating from the University of Tokyo, with its core technology being the independently developed IoT wireless system "UNISONet." UNISONet is the world's first wireless technology to successfully apply industrial use through an innovative transmission method called "simultaneous transmission flooding." By making IoT "easy," UNISONet dramatically accelerates its social implementation, overcoming the challenges that have significantly limited its application areas. The name "Sonas" is derived from the phrase meaning "to lay the foundation." Sonas's mission is to enable various industries to benefit from IoT as a matter of course, thereby propelling society forward.