Approximately 1 year of operation on battery power ・ Measurement resolution is 0.001° ・ Remote monitoring is possible underground and in tunnels.
Our "Wireless Tilt Monitoring System" (NETIS Registration Number: KT-230117-A) is a product that can be utilized in various sites. It demonstrates its performance in applications such as bridges, excavation, earth retention, shafts and thrusting, and embankment and cutting work. ■Features - Long-term operation possible with approximately one year of battery life - Measurement performance covering a wide range of up to 20 km - High expandability with the connection of over 100 sensors ■Applications - Displacement measurement of earth retention and sheet piles - Tilt observation of bridge girders and vents - General support for dynamic observation ■Advantages - No power installation required, making setup easy - Automatic measurement and recording start with just the flip of a switch - Elimination of complex wiring work through wireless communication - Remote operation allows for real-time monitoring and setting changes ■Expected Benefits - Reduction in power installation and setup costs - Labor-saving for measurement operations and safety management *This product is available for sale, rental, and W-rental formats. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or contact us. #1
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【Components】 ■Tilt Sensor Unit ■Gateway ■Relay Unit (Repeater) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[Applications] ■ Bridge construction and repair work (monitoring of bent inclinations, etc.) ■ Excavation and earth retention work (displacement measurement of retaining walls and sheet piles) ■ Shaft and thrust construction, embankment and cutting work (dynamic observation) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document 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.