Buildings are constantly exposed to external factors – the wind, transport or movement of people. This almost invisible fluctuations contain information about the state of the structures. NSTU experts learned to correct them using sensors and analyze the results in a special program.
The software complex automatizes data processing: it is sufficient to download the sensors and the installation scheme. The system creates a oscillation map and allows you to determine exactly where cracks or defects can be. This approach eliminates a need for manual calculations and a long -term analysis.
Technology has already been tested in residential buildings in the suburbs and agricultural facilities in the TV region. The tests confirmed their performance.
Source: Ferra
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