Remote monitoring of infrastructure and territory

Remote monitoring of infrastructure and territory

Thanks to its long communication distances and scalability, the LPWA nationwide network in 0G Sigfox technology enables infrastructure and territory monitoring using long-life battery-powered sensors. From monitoring structural integrity to collecting events and alarms such as impacts, landslides, or flooding, 0G technology solutions allow for an increased level of control and, consequently, security in the interest of agencies and citizens.

EIT Smart Monitoraggio stradale e infrastrutturale

Increased security

EIT Smart Monitoraggio stradale e infrastrutturale

Remote control

EIT Smart Monitoraggio stradale e infrastrutturale

Reduced management costs

EIT Smart Monitoraggio stradale e infrastrutturale

Increased timeliness of intervention

EIT Smart Monitoraggio stradale e infrastrutturale

Monitor structural integrity

Infrastructure monitoring requires the collection and analysis of diverse data from as many specially installed sensors. The use of a Sigfox 0G network makes it possible to collect measurements from instruments such as strain gauges, accelerometers, along with environmental parameters such as temperature and pollution levels without cabling works. By simplifying the installation and management activities of the monitoring solution, it becomes possible to efficiently monitor critical infrastructures, both new and existing, and optimize maintenance activities according to the actual conditions of the structure.

EIT Smart Monitoraggio stradale e infrastrutturale

Collect alerts promptly

Receiving timely information on events affecting infrastructures distributed across the territory, such as the road network, especially far from city centers, is critical to ensure speed of intervention and guarantee the right level of safety. From crash detection to the condition of road barriers, 0G technology enables visibility and control, optimizing the activities of the teams in the field accordingly.

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