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Automated monitoring provides a reliable and cost-effective way to control construction noise and vibration, protecting project owners, construction companies and nearby properties.

Shape arrays are advanced inclinometer-like instruments used for monitoring lateral displacements, settlement or heave, and borehole deviation.

Automated dust monitoring is a cost-effective way to verify dust mitigation measures and minimise the impact of site works on surrounding properties and public spaces.

Fibre optic technology is a new, innovative method of measuring strains in structures and geotechnical processes, using light, rather than electric current, as the signal carrier.

Hydrostatic Levelling Cell (HLC) systems precisely measure vertical structural movement in real-time using a network of connected sensors.

Wireless Tiltmeter networks are a versatile and easily implemented solution for structural monitoring.

Providing high accuracy measurements of inclination across two axes, Tiltmeters allow for detailed observation of movement in a monitored asset.

Powerful, adaptable and easy to use, QuickView is a browser-based data visualisation platform at the centre of your monitoring project.

GEO-Instruments design and install monitoring systems based on a wide range of geotechnical instrumentation.

Distributed Fibre Optic Sensing is a means of using Optical Fibres to monitor for changes in strain, temperature, displacement or vibration.