Resensys Wireless Structural Health Monitoring Systems
Yes. Resensys systems are designed for both short-term and long-term applications. They are widely used for:
• Proof and load testing
• Construction-phase monitoring
• Temporary structural assessments
• Post-event inspections (e.g., overloads, seismic events)
• Long-term structural health monitoring (SHM)
The ultra-low-power architecture makes them especially well-suited for permanent infrastructure monitoring.
Sensor data is transmitted wirelessly to a local gateway. The gateway securely uploads data to Resensys’ monitoring platform, where users can:
• View real-time and historical data
• Monitor strain trends and load events
• Configure alerts and thresholds
• Download reports and export data
Remote access eliminates the need for frequent site visits.
Yes. Resensys systems support integration with third-party platforms and legacy monitoring systems. Data can be shared via APIs or exported in standard engineering formats. Hybrid systems combining Resensys wireless sensors with conventional instruments are also supported.
Yes. Resensys provides:
• Application engineering support
• Installation guidance
• System configuration assistance
• Data interpretation support
• Training for field personnel
Our team works closely with clients to ensure accurate deployment and meaningful data interpretation.
Yes. System parameters can be customized to meet project requirements, including:
• Sampling rates (standard and burst modes)
• Triggering thresholds
• Measurement ranges
• Gauge types and orientations
• Environmental protection levels
Customization ensures alignment with structural type and monitoring objectives.
Resensys wireless strain gauges eliminate long cable runs, significantly reducing installation time, labor cost, and system complexity. Key advantages include:
• Ultra-low power consumption (multi-year battery life)
• Full-bridge sensing for improved temperature compensation
• High-resolution measurements
• Event-triggered burst sampling
• Minimal maintenance requirements
Wireless architecture also reduces vulnerability to cable damage and electrical noise.
Resensys strain gauges use full-bridge sensing transducers that provide:
• High-resolution microstrain measurements, 1.0 microstrain resolution or betetr
• Automatic temperature compensation
• Stable long-term performance
• Minimal drift over time
Factory calibration ensures measurement reliability suitable for engineering-grade structural analysis.
Resensys full-bridge strain gauges are designed to cancel out uniform temperature changes.
If temperature variations induce actual mechanical strain in the structure (e.g., restrained expansion), that strain is accurately captured and reported. The system also monitors slow-varying thermal trends separately from dynamic load events.
Resensys sensors operate in ultra-low-power monitoring mode but automatically switch to high-frequency burst sampling when a strain threshold is exceeded.
Burst mode typically records high-resolution data (e.g., ~20 samples per second), capturing events such as:
• Heavy truck loads
• Overweight vehicles
• Sudden structural responses
• Impact events
This approach ensures detailed event capture without draining battery life.
Depending on configuration and event frequency, battery life typically ranges from several years for permanent installations. Optimized power management and synchronized communication protocols maximize operational longevity.
Resensys uses industrial-grade synchronized wireless communication designed for structural environments. The system:
• Supports long-range transmission
• Maintains stable communication across large bridges and structures
• Minimizes data loss through coordinated transmission timing
Gateway placement is optimized during project planning.
Accuracy is maintained through:
• Factory calibration
• Full-bridge temperature compensation
• Continuous sensor health diagnostics
• Automated offset correction algorithms
• Stable electronics design
The system is engineered for multi-year monitoring without recalibration requirements under normal operating conditions.
Resensys systems are widely used on:
• Highway and railway bridges
• Cable-stayed and suspension bridges
• Tunnels
• Buildings and high-rises
• Offshore and marine structures
• Industrial facilities
• Space and aerospace infrastructure
Individual wireless strain gauges can typically be installed in minutes per location. Complete deployment time depends on project size but is significantly faster than traditional wired systems due to:
• No conduit installation
• No centralized wiring
• Minimal cabling
Field technicians with basic technical training can perform installation. Resensys provides detailed documentation and support to ensure proper setup.
In many cases, yes. Because the system is wireless and compact, sensors can often be installed from accessible locations, minimizing or eliminating traffic disruption.
Yes. The platform supports long-term storage and trend analysis, enabling:
• Seasonal behavior evaluation
• Fatigue assessment
• Load pattern studies
• Performance benchmarking
Yes. Data can be exported in formats suitable for:
• Engineering analysis
• Finite element model calibration
• Regulatory reporting
• Asset management systems
Resensys uses secure communication protocols and controlled access to protect system data. Network security and cloud security practices follow industry standards to ensure data integrity.
Yes. The system is fully scalable. Additional sensors can be added without rewiring or major infrastructure changes.
Yes. Sampling intervals, triggering thresholds, and communication settings can be adjusted remotely to accommodate evolving project needs.
By continuously monitoring structural behavior, Resensys enables infrastructure owners to:
• Detect overload events
• Identify early signs of deterioration
• Reduce inspection frequency
• Extend asset service life
• Implement data-driven maintenance strategies
This proactive monitoring improves safety, reliability, and lifecycle management.