Sensors

The right sensors
for digitalizing your infrastructure

Our sensors increase safety and cost-effectiveness and reduce the ecological footprint many times over.

With today’s sensors, we can holistically monitor infrastructure objects or geologically critical terrain. Depending on the object and the requirements, different sensors are used.

Sensors increase safety: in the event of a critical incident, those responsible are alerted immediately, and the actual events can be traced afterwards.

They also extend the service life of an object through long-term monitoring. Because building codes are designed very conservatively, digitally monitored structures can extend their service life by up to 30%. This leads to massive cost reductions and far more sustainable structures. With around 0.2% of the construction costs, structures today can extend their service life by up to 30%, which at the same time has a massive impact on their ecological footprint.

Crack meter

Our crack meters analyze structural changes and allow conclusions to be drawn about the movement of an object.

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InfraShock
Vibration sensor

Our geophone (vibration sensor for buildings) is used in many applications, both during construction and for the long-term monitoring of critical buildings. It can be used to document damage, analyze changes and assess events.

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Tilt measurement

Tiltmeters make it possible to analyze how a building behaves in space, often in combination with geophones or GPS sensors.

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Radar sensors

Water and torrents with considerable hazard potential are ideally monitored with radar sensors.

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Level probe

Submersible probes for water level and fill level measurement. Special designs as well as cable and housing materials adapted to the environment allow use in a wide variety of liquids.
Groundwater measurement.

InfraShift
GPS

Our precision GPS with integrated tiltmeter is used to monitor moving terrain and the objects standing on it. Its efficient design makes it possible to use several of these sensors at the same time and efficiently for long-term measurements.

Strain gauges

Strain gauges allow conclusions to be drawn about the load on an object or structure and are therefore often used in steel structures.

Laser sensors

Our laser sensors measure displacement, movement and distance for applications with a longer range.

Noise sensors

Noise measurements are frequently used on construction sites, at hospitals, airports and other noise-sensitive infrastructure such as railway lines and roads.

Tensiometer

Tensiometers measure the suction tension of water in the soil, i.e. the force with which
water is retained in the soil, and therefore also the force plant roots must exert
to absorb water from the soil.

Pressure sensor

Universal pressure transmitter with 4 … 20 mA output and ceramic measuring cell for measuring gases, vapors and liquids up to 100 °C.

Hydrostatic leveling system

Measurement of settlement in structures

InfraDokuCam

InfraDokuCam reliably documents construction progress, weather conditions and measuring point status with regular photos. All photos are saved automatically and displayed in a calendar view, so timelines and project progress can be traced clearly at any time.

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InfraMeteo

InfraMeteo offers everything for planning and monitoring, from simple sensors to precise weather stations. Locally measured data can be combined with Swiss weather information and forecasts, and critical events are reliably detected through integrated alarming.

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And many more

A holistic approach is essential in infrastructure management. Our interface allows us to integrate all available sensors into the InfraCloud platform.

For inspiration, take a look at our colleagues in Basel.
ShopOfThings.ch lists many IoT sensors from all industries and for all kinds of purposes.
The sensors you buy can be connected to InfraCloud easily and at low cost.

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Would you like to use our platform for your infrastructure sensors?
Our platform is made for digital and analog sensors.

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