[ZEROSAI Implementation Case] Cloud-Based Noise and Vibration Meter
Manage noise and vibration in the cloud along with on-site weather information.
The "Cloud Management Noise and Vibration Meter" is an option for the "Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI" with NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE. This time, we will introduce a case study of ZEROSAI implementation in civil engineering and construction. [Before Implementation] Data was saved on an SD card and periodically transferred to a PC. <Challenges> ■ The person in charge had to manually retrieve the SD card, which could only be done at specific times, making it cumbersome. ■ There were instances where the retrieval of the SD card was forgotten or it was damaged, leading to data loss. ■ Although an alarm was set to visually display when the threshold was exceeded, the supervisor was not aware of it. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Civil Engineering and Architecture ■ Site Noise and Vibration Management ■ Technical Proposals ■ Creativity and Innovation
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Sysmet Corporation, as a comprehensive weather consulting firm, provides accurate information and the latest information systems to solve problems for various companies, utilizing experienced engineers and the latest technology. Weather and oceanographic information is essential for protecting human life from danger and preventing material and human losses. By obtaining highly accurate weather and oceanographic information, businesses can quickly implement risk avoidance and disaster preparedness measures. We are committed to research and development and quality improvement to meet the needs of all companies, including weather and oceanographic forecasting, system development, and weather and oceanographic observation and analysis.
