Wireless inclinometers are utilized in a wide range of fields such as construction sites in civil engineering and architecture, ground monitoring, and bridge condition monitoring. However, the characteristics and performance can vary significantly depending on the type of wireless communication used. In this blog, we will provide a detailed explanation of the differences in wireless communication seen in wireless inclinometers, along with the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Sonas Inc., a venture company originating from the University of Tokyo (CEO Sōtarō Ōhara), which supports the resolution of on-site challenges with wireless systems, has announced the new Sonas x04 series of wireless vibration meters for structural monitoring. Additionally, we are pleased to announce that we have been selected for the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Innovation Creation Promotion Project (SBIR Phase 3 Fund Project) with the aim of promoting the widespread adoption of monitoring services in the fields of disaster prevention and infrastructure management.

The wireless analog meter inspection automation service was featured in the special section on the latest trends in smart security in the August 2024 issue of "Measurement Technology."

The registration change for the Sonas Slope Monitoring System (KT-230117) has been approved! With this change, in addition to the slope monitoring system, vibration measurement systems equipped with UNISONet, water level monitoring systems, temperature and humidity measurement systems, and leak detection systems will also be eligible for registration under NETIS! For details on each measurement and monitoring system, please visit our "Products and Services" section on Iprosu or the "Solutions" and "Products" pages on our website.

The slope monitoring system provided by Sonas has been officially registered with NETIS (New Technology Information System) operated by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Sonas's slope monitoring system employs its unique innovative multi-hop technology "UNISONet." By pursuing a wide communication range, ease of installation, and low cost, it offers Sonas's unique benefits. With its registration in NETIS, various applications in different fields are expected, so if you are considering a slope monitoring system, please check it out. - Technology Name: Energy-saving Multi-hop Wireless Slope Monitoring System using UNISONet - NETIS Number: KT-230117

The "sonas x series," a vibration measurement system for structures that has received high praise from many customers over the years, is undergoing a significant model change and refreshing its lineup. 【Lineup List】 1. sonas x04: The standard model, continuing the lineage of the previous x series. 2. sonas x04 Volante: A high-end model that enables high-speed cloud transfer of measurement data. 3. sonas Accela: A more accessible vibration measurement system specialized for single-point measurements. 4. sonas x04 HA Portable: The definitive solution for multi-point micro-vibration measurements. 【Update Points】 1. The sensor terminal housing has been revamped, significantly improving convenience. 2. Introduction of a high-speed collection type using the new IoT wireless LTE-M. 3. Redesign of the short-term drive version and micro-vibration measurement system. Scheduled for release: Summer 2024. *For more details, please see the link below.