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The idea is for individuals in the “situation room” to remotely monitor what’s happening in the impacted area when the warning light comes on in real-time.the new sensors could significantly reduce the time to take action and do a great deal to help prevent and respond to collapses in high-risk areas.

A smart sensor that detects signs of ground or structure collapses and a real-time remote monitoring system has been created by engineers at The Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT).They were also tested on slopes in mountainous regions and alongside the GTX-A high-speed railroads in the Seoul metropolitan area.Due to their durability and ability to perform well even in temperatures as high as 80 degrees Celsius.

 “The current detection technology cannot respond very quickly to a collapse because it takes so much time to analyze and interpret the data.The KICT engineers anticipate that more and more sites of major construction projects and building demolitions will deploy their sensors.

an algorithm in the sensors analyses and assesses the risk based on the circumstances of the monitored sites.

Featured Video An LED light immediately turns on whenever the devices notice the onset of a collapsea resource-saving alternative to creating individual models that translate every pair.

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