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October 24, 2005
Sensametrics re-launches website with new identity.
In an effort to reflect the refocusing
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August 9, 2005
Sensametrics was prominently featured in the article “Sensors Working Overtime”
in the August 2005 issue of the CFO magazine.
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May 20, 2005
Sensametrics successfully participated in a bridge column failure test
At the University of Nevada in Reno, NV, Sensametrics successfully
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March 8, 2005
Sensametrics participated in the SPIE Smart Structures/NDE conference in San Diego, CA
Presenting an Invited Paper on wireless structural monitoring for
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About us
Business Description
Sensametrics, Inc. is the leading developer of comprehensive and cost-effective solutions for structural monitoring of civil
assets (large facilities, new construction, bridges, dams, and commercial buildings) aimed at identifying the onset, development,
location, and severity of structural vulnerability and damage.
Based on Stanford University research, Sensametrics' patented technology provides the framework for developing dense networks of "intelligent"
wireless sensing units.
Mission
Sensametrics' principal mission is to become the global leader in providing comprehensive and cost-effective solutions for structural health
monitoring with timely and accurate vulnerability assessments of civil assets to markets worldwide.
To accomplish this mission, we have assembled a truly outstanding team of structural engineers, hardware designers and software developers.
Members of our staff and our advisory board are the pioneers in wireless structural monitoring research.
Potential markets for our technology:
- Government and municipal agencies
- Transportation authorities
- Construction companies
- Facility owners/managers
- Insurance companies
We know our competition
There are four categories of competition:
- Legacy companies:
All develop and install wire based structural monitoring systems.
Kinemetrics, Campbell Scientific, Smartec, and Digitexx.
- Inspection services companies:
Crawford, Lichtenstein, etc.
- Broad market companies:
Serving automotive, avionics, defense, etc.
Crossbow and Rockwell Scientific
- Physical environment monitoring companies:
Xsilogy.
Competitive Advantage
Sensametrics' competitive advantage is the combination of three main areas.
Core expertise:
- Development of vulnerability/ damage assessment methodologies
- Algorithms, system integration, capabilities for developing wireless sensing unit architectures with embedded algorithms
- A broad patent that covers wireless monitoring of large structures as a method.
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